absolutely in Italian
absolutely in Italian is assolutamente — absolutely means completely and without qualification.
absolutely in Italian
assolutamente
assolutamente
Yes, certainly; expression indicating strong agreement.
What does "absolutely" mean?
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adv Completely and without qualification.
"The film was absolutely wonderful, and we laughed all the way through."
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intj Used to express strong agreement.
""It was a great film, wasn't it?" "Absolutely!" he said."
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absolutely in a sentence
- The film was absolutely wonderful, and we laughed all the way through.
- The rumour is absolutely false.
- "It was a great film, wasn't it?" "Absolutely!" he said.
- "Do you want to come along?" "Absolutely!"
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What is "absolutely" in Italian?
"absolutely" in Italian is assolutamente. absolutely means: Completely and without qualification.
How do you use "absolutely" in a sentence?
Example: "The film was absolutely wonderful, and we laughed all the way through." In Italian, "absolutely" is assolutamente.
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