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absoluto

/aβuˈloʊto/
adjective★Intermediate💡 absolute, complete, entire
◆ What It Really Means
Complete or entire in amount, degree, or extent
¶ Literal Meaning
Absolute, complete, entire
Literal Breakdown
rootcomplete, entire
◇ Mental Image
A complete or entire picture or situation
◈ When to Use
Describing something that is complete or entire in amount, degree, or extent
◉ Cultural Note
The Latin word absolutus is derived from absolere, to set free
⚖️Law💰Finance📈Investment
formalinformal

Complete or entire in amount, degree, or extent

Es un absoluto acuerdo

It is an absolute agreement

💡

Used to describe something that is complete or entire in amount, degree, or extent

Collocations

absolutoamenteabsolutely

Synonyms

absolutocompletoentero

Antonyms

relativoparcialincompleto

📖Word Origin

From Latin absolutus, from absolere, to set free

📝Usage Notes

Used to describe something that is complete or entire in amount, degree, or extent

Word Breakdown

root
complete, entire
root
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