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Discover LudwigThe phrase "absolutely no solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the complete lack of a solution to a problem or situation.
Example: "After reviewing all possible options, we concluded that there is absolutely no solution to this issue."
Alternatives: "no possible solution" or "completely no solution".
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I was beside myself with stress and worry with absolutely no solution or end in sight.
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— No, no, absolutely no!
Absolutely no.
Scale: 1 = absolutely no, 5 = absolutely yes.
Professor Michael Clarke of the Royal United Services Institute has said there is "absolutely no quick military solution" to the crisis in Syria.
Although he suggested certain technical methods to moderate the event while doing the surgical procedure he had no solution for absolutely preventing its occurrence.
True believers in the two-state solution see absolutely no hope elsewhere.
No absolutely means no.
Instead, there is a set of solutions that is superior to the rest of the solutions in the search space considering all objectives, and no solution in this set is absolutely better than the other solutions.
What is absolutely certain is that a solution that does not cut this debt burden is no solution at all.
The conversation starts like this: "What's wrong with the Australian film industry?" It continues thusly: "We don't make enough genre films!" And then concludes with all parties voicing theories and solutions that have absolutely no bearing on reality.
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