The phrase "absolutely pushed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong feeling of being overwhelmed or pressured in a situation.
Example: "After working late every night this week, I feel absolutely pushed to my limits."
Alternatives: "completely overwhelmed" or "totally stressed".
Conservative environment secretary Liz Truss said after May's general election that the government was "absolutely" pushing ahead with plans to extend the badger cull.
It's just strange that here we are in 2011, and Crytek, which has a history of absolutely pushing PC hardware to the max, couldn't deliver DX11 at launch; there's not necessarily that same "whoa…" feeling you get when first starting the game.
In it, Patricia Dorn, an expert on Chagas disease and co-author of a paper on the disease that was published in the March 14 online edition of Emerging Infectious Diseases, said that warmer climates would "absolutely" push the carriers of the disease further north.
The goal setting was, to me, one of the best because it did just confirm to me and just make me re-think again, you know, that it was foolish to push myself, because I would absolutely push myself and then be wrecked for a couple of days whereas you know if you kind of pace yourself it was just, it was easier.
(Helen) The goal setting was, to me, one of the best because it did just confirm to me and just make me re-think again, you know, that it was foolish to push myself, because I would absolutely push myself and then be wrecked for a couple of days whereas you know if you kind of pace yourself it was just, it was easier.
Chief Executive Peter Agnefjall said the measures would "absolutely not" push up prices at the Swedish group's stores.
While I think some people will be absolutely terrified, and pushed far out of their comfort zone, I don't think that we will end up with anyone screaming on the stage".
"The DWP [ Departmentfor Work and Pensions] seems absolutely committed to pushing 11,000 people a week through a flawed system.
At prime minister's questions on Wednesday, David Cameron insisted the government remained "absolutely committed" to pushing ahead with the electrification of the TransPennine line.
