absolute

• Usado para enfatizar algo como completo, absoluto ou perfeito em seu grau. Pode indicar totalidade, certeza ou ausência de restrições.

Used to emphasize something as complete, total, or perfect in degree.

1. B1formal

   Used to emphasize something that is complete or total, without any limits or exceptions.

   Absoluto

   • She has absolute confidence in her team.
   • The dictator had absolute power over the country.
   • It was an absolute disaster when the power went out.

   Sinônimoscompleteentireoutrightperfectthoroughtotalunconditionalunlimitedunmitigatedunqualifiedunrestrictedutter

   Antônimosconditionalincompletelimitedpartialrelativerestricted

2. Not relative or dependentB2formal

   Existing independently and not relative to anything else; unconditional.

   Absoluto

   • The concept of absolute truth is debated by philosophers.
   • In physics, absolute zero is the lowest possible temperature.
   • The law guarantees absolute freedom of speech in some countries.

   Sinônimosautonomousindependentself-sufficientultimateunconditionalunqualifiedunrestricted

   Antônimosconditionaldependentrelative

3. Emphatic or extremeA2informal

   Used informally to emphasize a strong opinion or feeling.

   Absoluto

   • That movie was absolute rubbish.
   • He is an absolute genius at solving puzzles.
   • I had an absolute blast at the party last night.

   Sinônimosarrantcompletedownrightout-and-outoutrightpositivepureranksheertotalunqualifiedutter

• Substantivo que designa algo considerado completo, perfeito ou independente de qualquer outra coisa; é usado frequentemente em filosofia ou matemática para indicar uma realidade ou valor supremo.

A noun referring to something that is considered complete, perfect, or not dependent on anything else; often used in philosophy or mathematics to denote an ultimate reality or value.

1. Something that is perfect or completeB2formal

   A value or concept that is considered perfect, complete, or not relative.

   Absoluto

   • In philosophy, some argue that there are no absolutes.
   • The idea of an absolute in ethics is often debated.
   • He believes in the absolute of truth.

   Sinônimosepitomeidealparagonperfectionstandardultimate

   Antônimosimperfectionincompletenesspartialityrelativity

2. Ultimate realityC1formal

   The ultimate or fundamental reality, often used in a spiritual or metaphysical context.

   Absoluto

   • The mystic sought to understand the absolute.
   • In some religions, God is considered the absolute.
   • The concept of the absolute is central to certain philosophical systems.

   Sinônimosalleternalinfiniteoneultimateunconditioned