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absolut: absolute — meaning and examples | JadoLearn

Quality-approved learning entryAdjectiveLevel B1

absolut

absolute

complete and without any limitation or exception

IPA/apzoˈluːt/

The final syllable is stressed.

Meaning 1neutral · 88%

complete and without any limitation or exception

Absolute Ehrlichkeit ist in dieser Situation wichtig.

Im Gebäude gilt ein absolutes Rauchverbot.

Dafür gibt es keine absolute Sicherheit.

As an adjective before a noun, absolut takes normal adjective endings: absolute Sicherheit, ein absolutes Verbot.

absolute Sicherheit — absolute certainty — absolute ban

absolutes Verbot

The base form is absolut, but before nouns it changes: absolute Ruhe, ein absolutes Verbot.

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In its core meaning, absolut expresses completeness or lack of limitation and is normally not compared.