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The phrase "absolutely the truth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the certainty or authenticity of a statement or claim.
Example: "When she said she would always support me, I knew that was absolutely the truth."
Alternatives: "completely true" or "undeniably the truth".
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Are you telling the truth?" "Absolutely the truth".
We think that kind of old-folk stuff is passé, but it's absolutely the truth.
"My sense of Hillary is that she realizes absolutely the truth of the human condition, which is that you cannot depend on the basic nature of man to be good and you cannot depend entirely on moral suasion to make it good," Jones says.
"That's absolutely the truth.
U: (Chuckle) You know that's probably the most common question people ask me, and honest to God, absolutely the truth is no.
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Absolutely not the truth.
Barack Obama said it was "absolutely vital" the truth about what happened to Gray came out.
"Knowing what I just told you, do you want to tell the truth?" "Absolutely".
In a televised statement on Friday, President Barack Obama said it was "absolutely vital" that the truth emerges in regards to what exactly happened to Freddie Gray.
Usually this involves an even simpler way of breaking the Gospel down that is culturally relevant to our times but absolutely consistent with the truth that has always been the same.
I am, to tell the truth, absolutely delighted to have seen a scorpion.
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