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The phrase "absolutely that was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to affirm or emphasize a previous statement or sentiment, often in response to a question or comment.
Example: "When asked if the event was a success, she replied, 'Absolutely, that was the best turnout we've ever had!'"
Alternatives: "certainly that was" or "definitely that was".
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M.M.: Yes, absolutely, that was completely what I wanted to do.
"Absolutely, that was the catalyst".
Absolutely, that was my worst nightmare.
Absolutely, that was what was in my mind.
Absolutely, that was one of the most difficult aspects of our relationship with the United States in particular.
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"Absolutely mad, that was".
Suppose that is absolutely summary, that is (1.7).
Absolutely, that he wasn't thinking about.
Absolutely, that is the funny thing.
A: Absolutely, that's the goal.
SCZ: Absolutely, that's right.
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