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The phrase "an absolute fable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a story or narrative that is entirely fictional or not based on reality, often implying that it is exaggerated or implausible.
Example: "The tale of the talking animals was nothing more than an absolute fable, meant to entertain rather than inform."
Alternatives: "a complete fabrication" or "a total myth".
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"I was struck by an absolute fable," she said, "that leading a good life is possible; that being a good person is possible; that being a good neighbor is possible; that truth can exist alongside beauty.
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You are an absolute legend".
He is an absolute legend.
It's an absolute farce".
What an absolute farce.
"The Hedgehog" is an absolute treasure, a quirky, well-acted French fable about not being afraid to "let life in". After winning numerous audience awards at film festivals, this film has finally come to Orange County.
"An absolute ceiling is an absolute ceiling.
It was an absolute.
What an absolute icon.
It is an absolute.
"It's an absolute scam.
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