The phrase "and absolutely the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that two or more things are identical in every aspect.
Example: "The two reports were reviewed, and absolutely the same conclusions were drawn from both."
Alternatives: "and entirely identical" or "and completely alike".
"We could give exactly the same dose of a drug that was produced in the chem lab — so it was clean and absolutely the same — and we could see absolutely tremendous differences in the reactions of the volunteers," a former Edgewood staff member recalled.
Because identity or difference between things is determined to a greater degree by primary rather than by secondary signification, it follows that essence and existence are primarily and absolutely the same (idem) and conditionally or secondarily distinct.
It looks like a real game, sounds like a real game and absolutely costs the same as a real game, yet for most spectators the preseason finale ultimately packs all the reward of going to a Broadway show on the day the understudy takes the stage.
But number two, the Iranians are -- the Israelis and the United States -- our military and intelligence communities are absolutely the same exact place in terms of how close -- how close the Iranians are to getting a nuclear weapon.
"There's something about trial lawyers and acting that is absolutely the same.
One can say that in the first conjunct, A and B refer to books (absolutely the same book), whereas in the second conjunct, A and B refer to (absolutely distinct) copies.
All of the criteria mentioned above were on the premise that the hybridization conditions for the array data from the 4 probes prepared from S (transcripts localized in the synaptic region) and E (transcripts localized in the extra-synaptic region) from wild type and meltrin β−/− muscles, respectively, were absolutely the same.
Community colleges offer 1 to 2 years programs; career colleges are faster (up to 14 weeks), cheaper, and the certificate which you will get is absolutely the same.
assessments, said he used "absolutely the same principles" as the Food and Drug Administration, and borrowed his inspectors from regulatory agencies in Canada, France, Germany, Sweden and Switzerland.
And the bad news is that everyone wants to see it at absolutely the same time.' " To complicate matters, the Peak is a moving target.
