The phrase "absolutely resembles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize a strong similarity between two things.
Example: "The painting absolutely resembles the style of the famous artist, making it a valuable piece."
Alternatives: "strongly resembles" or "closely resembles".
On being photographed: "There is some lighting where I absolutely resemble Shamu.
Downside: There are people who will tell you he didn't deserve the win against either Lara or Trout and his allegedly record-breaking PPV audience against Mayweather saw him get absolutely plastered, resembling a deer in the headlights more than a boxer.
The "_" resembles a space.
After all, an organism's representational state is not, as a simple theory suggests, about absolutely everything that it resembles: magnetosomes are needle-like but do not thereby represent needles.
They absolutely refused to resemble their elders, notwithstanding the efforts of mothers and governesses.
The before-and-after pics would go something like this: a box of electronics vaguely resembling absolutely nothing before; a humanoid robot programmed to move in particular ways after.
Why rent movies when life resembles "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "Absolutely Fabulous" every day?
Amphibian metamorphosis resembles this mammalian postembryonic period and is absolutely dependent on T3.
He said the idea that there is a situation in Kosovo now "that resembles the situation before the air strikes is absolutely incorrect".
But this Collected resembles less a monument than a city or a continent, a Borgesian project of retrieving absolutely everything in the moment of its dissolution.
This third type, which I call "synthetic commodity money," resembles fiat money in having no nonmonetary value; but it resembles commodity money in being not just contingently but absolutely scarce.
