absoluteness / ˈæb səˌlut, ˌæb səˈlut /

绝对性绝对的绝对绝对化

absoluteness2 个定义

adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. free from imperfection; complete; perfect: absolute liberty.
  2. not mixed or adulterated; pure: absolute alcohol.
  3. complete; outright: an absolute lie; an absolute denial.
n. 名词 noun
  1. something that is not dependent upon external conditions for existence or for its specific nature, size, etc..
  2. the absolute, something that is free from any restriction or condition.something that is independent of some or all relations.something that is perfect or complete. the world process operating in accordance with the absolute idea.

absoluteness 近义词

absoluteness

等同于 integrity

absoluteness

等同于 reality

absoluteness

等同于 entirety

更多absoluteness例句

  1. Apart from India, the highest absolute numbers of disaster displacements in 2018 took place in the Philippines, China, and the United States, according to the latest World Migration Report.
  2. It was so downright conspiratorial that one might suspect, as Einstein did, that absolute space simply didn’t exist.
  3. By the end of 1930, Austrian-born theoretical physicist Wolfgang Pauli was at the height of his achievements, yet an absolute emotional wreck.
  4. So while we can't say the AirPods are the absolute best true wireless earbuds on the market, this is a good deal for Apple users who've understandably had their eye on them.
  5. Inside Hall F, election workers continued to extract, flatten, sort and scan mail-in ballots 24 hours a day while the City Commission’s live stream captured the absolute glory of it all.
  6. By the time that Walter was ready to go home, Emily had fixed with feminine absoluteness her opinion about Harry's innocence.
  7. On the other hand, he is warned not to aim at absoluteness, which of all people the Scots will least endure.
  8. The same absoluteness which was once attributed to abstractions is now attached to the words which are the signs of them.
  9. The absoluteness of man as a force, is no less certain because he is finite and not omnipotent.
  10. And even then the tonnage was held to essentials; essentials whose absoluteness was almost a matter of affidavit.