complete; perfect
absolute bliss
having no restriction or qualification
completely free from constitutional or other restraint
not relative, independent of external references or comparisons
complete or perfect; outright
absolute bliss
an absolute lie
free from restraint or limitation
absolute ownership
in grammar, standing apart from a usual syntactic relation with other words or sentence elements
an absolute construction
free of external references or relationships
an absolute term in logic
absoluteness noun
[Middle English absolut from Latin absolutus, past part. of absolvere: see absolve]