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# If something is '''absolute''', it is complete or [[total]]. <> [[cikakke]] , [[gaba ɗaya]], [[ƙunƙa]] [https://archive.org/details/hausaenglishengl00awde/page/100], [[tuburan]] [https://archive.org/details/hausaenglishengl00awde/page/160]. | # If something is '''absolute''', it is complete or [[total]]. <> [[cikakke]], [[gaba ɗaya]], [[ƙunƙa]] [https://archive.org/details/hausaenglishengl00awde/page/100], [[tuburan]] [https://archive.org/details/hausaenglishengl00awde/page/160], na [[innanaha]] [https://archive.org/details/hausaenglishengl00awde/page/180]. | ||
#: ''The light went out and he was in '''absolute''' darkness.'' | #: ''The light went out and he was in '''absolute''' darkness.'' | ||
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- (countable) An absolute is something that will always exist. <> cikakke , gaba ɗaya. gangariya [1]
- Death is considered to be an absolute.
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- If something is absolute, it is complete or total. <> cikakke, gaba ɗaya, ƙunƙa [2], tuburan [3], na innanaha [4].
- The light went out and he was in absolute darkness.