The phrase "absolutely touched" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to express a strong emotional response to something or someone. Example: "When I saw the generosity of the community, I was absolutely touched."
Following Ellie's second performance of the night, Mabuse said: "You've touched all of us and you've absolutely touched me". Ellie's won £50,000 and the chance to perform on Strictly.
Tributes have been paid to Sir John Tavener, a leading British composer of the past 50 years, who has died at 69. Fellow composer John Rutter told BBC Radio 3 that Sir John, known for his spiritual music, "was absolutely touched by genius at every point".
"Movement by itself is what absolutely touches me," Mr Cunningham has said.
According to Microsoft, the technology, "detects micro-fluctuations in your skin optically to read your heart rate, absolutely touch free, from up to 10 feet away".
Pierson offered a reaffirming "absolutely," touching off a verbal war between the two guests that host Ainsley Earhardt fought to contain.
If for some reason you must absolutely touch a stray cat, use rubber gloves or winter gloves.
"The restaurant was absolutely not touched and the Violier family had nothing to do with this affair.
Anyone think you absolutely cannot touch any substance and be a good parent?
In order to learn the maximum amount possible about the presence or absence of life on a world, you absolutely must touch down and look, explicitly, for the surefire signatures.
Kalenga also warned people to "absolutely avoid touching and washing the deceased". .
"But it absolutely will touch anyone who bought 'Play.' That's the challenge to the label, to market this record to the people who bought 'Play' and might not have been true fans of Moby, but bought the record because it was such a huge lifestyle record.
