absitively

Examples

• All

• "Absitively posolutely."

  Oliver & Company (1988)

• "Absitively," kid.

  Oliver & Company (1988)

• You can absitively count on me to help you with the project.

• She said she will absitively be at the meeting tomorrow.

• He absitively refuses to change his mind about the decision.

Synonyms

A

awfully

vsabsitively

340 1.4

To show strong feeling or degree

is more playful and less literal when adding emphasis

O

outright

vsabsitively

141 4.2

Completely, with nothing left to pay

is more colloquial and humorous than this straightforward term

P

positively

vsabsitively

107 3.4

In a way that shows you are sure something is true

is less neutral and leans toward comic emphasis

T

totally

vsabsitively

• Informal

38 2.4

Said to show strong agreement, like an excited yes

is more tongue in cheek and less neutral in tone

E

emphatically

vsabsitively

35 5.5

In a strong, definite way that shows no doubt

is similar but used with more humor and informality

A

assuredly

vsabsitively

19 4.7

Without any doubt and with confidence

is much more playful and less formal in expression

A

abso

vsabsitively

• Informal

13 9.9

Informal short way to say absolutely or to show strong agreement

is more invented and comic rather than plain informal

C

completely and utterly

vsabsitively

10 2.3

Totally and without any doubt

is more playful rather than solemn when emphasizing

O

outrightly

vsabsitively

1 6.0

In a complete and direct way, without any doubt

is more joking and informal rather than direct and formal

A

absitively posolutely

vsabsitively

• Archaic

9.9

A strong, playful way to show you are completely sure or refuse something firmly

is even more informal and joking in its emphasis

Compounds

A

absitively delighted

• Archaic

9.9

Very pleased and full of joy

How Emphatic

absolutely

∞ 1.0

absitively

• Archaic

1 9.9

really

∞ 1.0

quite

∞ 1.0

somewhat

811 2.0

Surface Forms

Etymology