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Definition of absolute
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Absolute
(a.)
Authoritative;
peremptory.
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Unconditioned
::
Unconditioned
(a.) Not
subject
to
condition
or
limitations;
infinite;
absolute;
hence,
inconceivable;
incogitable..
Tipple
::
Tipple
(v. i.) To drink
spirituous
or
strong
liquors
habitually;
to
indulge
in the
frequent
and
improper
used of
spirituous
liquors;
especially,
to drink
frequently
in small
quantities,
but
without
absolute
drunkeness..
Absolute
::
Absolute
(a.)
Loosed
from, or
unconnected
by,
dependence
on any other
being;
self-existent;
self-sufficing..
Identism
::
Identism
(n.) The
doctrine
taught
by
Schelling,
that
matter
and mind, and
subject
and
object,
are
identical
in the
Absolute;
--
called
also the
system
/
doctrine
of
identity..
Despotism
::
Despotism
(n.) The
power,
spirit,
or
principles
of a
despot;
absolute
control
over
others;
tyrannical
sway;
tyranny..
Imperative
::
Imperative
(a.)
Expressive
of
command;
containing
positive
command;
authoritatively
or
absolutely
directive;
commanding;
authoritative;
as,
imperative
orders..
Domain
::
Domain
(n.)
Ownership
of land; an
estate
or
patrimony
which one has in his own
right;
absolute
proprietorship;
paramount
or
sovereign
ownership.
Absolute
::
Absolute
(a.)
Viewed
apart from
modifying
influences
or
without
comparison
with other
objects;
actual;
real; --
opposed
to
relative
and
comparative;
as,
absolute
motion;
absolute
time or
space..
Necessity
::
Necessity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
necessary,
unavoidable,
or
absolutely
requisite;
inevitableness;
indispensableness..
Matter-of-fact
::
Matter-of-fact
(a.)
Adhering
to
facts;
not
turning
aside from
absolute
realities;
not
fanciful
or
imaginative;
commonplace;
dry.
Positive
::
Positive
(a.)
Derived
from an
object
by
itself;
not
dependent
on
changing
circumstances
or
relations;
absolute;
--
opposed
to
relative;
as, the idea of
beauty
is not
positive,
but
depends
on the
different
tastes
individuals..
Free Will
::
Free will () The power
asserted
of moral
beings
of
willing
or
choosing
without
the
restraints
of
physical
or
absolute
necessity.
Dictatorship
::
Dictatorship
(n.) The
office,
or the term of
office,
of a
dictator;
hence,
absolute
power..
Abandon
::
Abandon
(v. t.) To give up
absolutely;
to
forsake
entirely
; to
renounce
utterly;
to
relinquish
all
connection
with or
concern
on; to
desert,
as a
person
to whom one owes
allegiance
or
fidelity;
to quit; to
surrender..
Abstractly
::
Abstractly
(adv.)
In an
abstract
state or
manner;
separately;
absolutely;
by
itself;
as,
matter
abstractly
considered..
Dictatorial
::
Dictatorial
(a.)
Pertaining
or
suited
to a
dictator;
absolute.
Absolute
::
Absolute
(n.) In a
plane,
the two
imaginary
circular
points
at
infinity;
in space of three
dimensions,
the
imaginary
circle
at
infinity..
Deictically
::
Deictically
(adv.)
In a
manner
to show or point out;
directly;
absolutely;
definitely.
Peremptorily
::
Peremptorily
(adv.)
In a
peremptory
manner;
absolutely;
positively.
Allodium
::
Allodium
(n.)
Freehold
estate;
land which is the
absolute
property
of the
owner;
real
estate
held in
absolute
independence,
without
being
subject
to any rent,
service,
or
acknowledgment
to a
superior.
It is thus
opposed
to
feud..
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