The phrase "absolutely paid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that a payment has been fully completed without any outstanding balance.
Example: "After reviewing the account, I can confirm that the invoice has been absolutely paid."
Alternatives: "fully paid" or "completely settled".
Bruno got her certificate, which helped her land three paid consulting jobs".I added a whole bunch of people to my network, got a great recommendation from Wren's Nest on LinkedIn and got blogged about on Media Cause," she said".You can put that on your résumé.It absolutely paid off.And it was fun, too".
On CNN, Eric Trump also claimed that his father had "absolutely" paid federal income taxes.
"They are absolutely paying," he said.
"This will absolutely pay for itself," said Dr. Deneen Vojta, a senior executive at UnitedHealth.
"Look, honey, my auditory cortex is absolutely paying attention to you.
I said, 'We will absolutely pay $2,500 for this.' " But the building manager told them that, after repairs, the rent would become $3,500.
Last night, the answer was clear: No. "He's not going to have complete design control but we'd be idiots not to respect his opinions and we'll absolutely pay attention to what he has to say," Mr. Klatsky said, in a telephone interview, adding that Mr. Klein prefers not to have a title.
With a mutual fund or hedge fund you absolutely pay per trade.
I'm jealous….I'd absolutely pay to get a site like that".
People will absolutely pay for content they love, with a 6.2% median conversion rate on video, and a whopping 23.7% at the 90th percentile.
Jokes aside, I will absolutely pay Toby Emmerich $100 cash if WB attaches the first It: Chapter Two trailer to Walt Disney's Dumbo opening this Friday (as opposed to waiting for Pet Semetary like a coward).
