The phrase "absolutely unreasonable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is completely lacking in reason or justification.
Example: "The demands made by the contractor were absolutely unreasonable, leaving us no choice but to seek a new partner."
Alternatives: "completely irrational" or "utterly absurd".
A defense of "impossibility" is recognized only if the mistake is shown to be absolutely unreasonable.
It's like saying, You have to believe the world is flat to be a Christian, and that's absolutely unreasonable".
"The demands are absolutely unreasonable because of the time line and the severity of the cuts within such a short period.
Proposals for selective cuts in tax rates have won support even from the trade unions.Nicola Rossi, a rare liberal in the ruling majority, argues that taxpayers are being saddled "to an absolutely unreasonable extent" with extra bureaucracy.
Sergei Mitrokhin, leader of the liberal opposition party Yabloko, condemned the motorway project as "absolutely unreasonable" and "corrupt".
"To receive that news and work an eight-hour shift was absolutely unreasonable," she said.
Charges on Mr. Mir of defaming Pakistan's armed forces and pleasing 'our enemy' are absolutely congruent with this unreasonable mentality of blaming the victim.
"What Newham is doing is absolutely disgraceful because it's unreasonable to move people 60 miles from their support, particularly if they are single mothers.
Actually, Bill, not only is it "unreasonable," it's absolutely untrue and 100percentt indefensible.
Principled rebellion is a strategy for being rationally and systematically unreasonable at work when absolutely necessary.
It seems unreasonable, Justice Kagan implied, that "absolutely everything" about you your bank records, your personal photos, your texts, your emails, your GPS data should be accessible to a police officer without a warrant.
