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Discover LudwigThe phrase "absolutely reasonable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing that something is completely justified or logical in a given context.
Example: "It is absolutely reasonable to expect a response within 24 hours after sending an important email."
Alternatives: "perfectly reasonable to" or "entirely reasonable to".
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"It's absolutely reasonable to expect there to be numerous displays of national pride, and I don't think it will be only Americans," Neal said.
I think it's absolutely reasonable to suggest that her music conforms to certain ideas of romance and commitment that can at times be oppressive to those over whom they hold sway.
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That sounded perfectly reasonable to me.
The idea seems perfectly reasonable to him.
It is absolutely reasonable for a mentor to expect to benefit from helping someone, provided that both parties' interests align.
If his comments were in contradiction to department and government policy, it is absolutely reasonable his employers should seek to identify the source of the BBC reports.
Richard Allan, Facebook's director of policy for Europe, Middle East and Africa, said: "The core concept that you as a data subject should be able to delete your personal data is absolutely reasonable.
Of course, for Labour to say it cannot make spending commitments now, and will only make a judgment as to what cuts are reversed in which order nearer the general election, is absolutely reasonable.
"You can say that it's unfair, but it's absolutely reasonable.
And, he added, "We think our actions have been absolutely reasonable, while any threat against Russia is counterproductive and harmful".
In addition to the briefings that all the other very busy and important people receive (ahem), I have only ever made the following absolutely reasonable requests: Twenty-four-hour surveillance of Chris Christie.
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