absolute

absŏlūtē, adv., v. absolvo, P. a.

absolūtē, Adv. m. Compar. (Plin. ep. 4, 27, 2) u. Superl. (Cornif. rhet. 2, 28) (absolutus), I) in sich abgeschlossen, vollständig, vollkommen, Cic. u.a.: vivere, vollk. (= sittlich rein), Cic.: abs. doctus (Ggstz. mediocriter doctus), Suet. – II) ohne Zusatz, geradezu, schlechthin, inscriptum esse, Plin.: respondere, unbedingt, absolut, kategorisch, ICt.: dicere, ohne Umschweife, unumwunden, Amm. u. Auson. – als gramm. t.t., ohne Kasus, absolut, proferre verba transitiva, Prisc.: multa verba absolute sine coniunctione casus alicuius solent proferri, Prisc.

absolute [CL] , absolutely: a completely, exhaustively; b unconditionally, without qualification; c (gram.). a angulus unus ‥ terrarum ‥, nec ille omnino intactus, nullius tamen hactenus stilo ~e comprehensus Gir. TH intr.; 1325 quod ‥ appellationem ‥ ~e renunciaret MunAcOx 115 (cf. ib. 700); ~e necessario Wycl. Ver. III 161; 1430 ~e et integre quietam clamavit Feod. Durh. 36.  b Deum esse dicentes, ‥ simpliciter et infinite et ~e in ipso dicimus Eriug. Per. 482A; necesse est eam [summam essentiam] esse ‥ quicquid ‥ ~e melius est quam non ipsum Anselm (Mon. 15) I 29; hoc nomen ~pauca’ ~e positum aliud significat quam cum ponitur respective Neckam NR II 173; quedam autem vult fieri non ~e sed pro loco et tempore et ceteris conditionibus creaturarum Gros. Quaest. Theol. II 32; de hac ‥ sapientia tam relate quam ~e scienda Bacon Maj. III 1; nomen prune ‥ dicitur ~e ‥ de illo quod denigrat et locum inficit Gad. 29 v. 1.  c verbum substantivum ‥ aliquando intelligitur ~e, secundum quod absolutio transitioni verbali opponitur Bacon XV 100.

absŏlūtē, (15) dʼune façon achevée, parfaite : Cic. Ac. 2, 55 ; Tusc. 4, 38 ; Or. 227 ; absolutius Plin. Min. Ep. 4, 27, 2 ; absolutissime Her. 2, 28 || dʼune façon générale : Tert. Or. 21, etc. || [gramm.] absolument : Prisc.  ; Don. Andr. 817 ; Eun. 459 ; Ad. 49 ; Phorm. 52.

absolute . adv.
一定。全。

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absolūtē adv.with sup.

• absolutus, completely, perfectly, fully, absolutely: beati: partibus ut absolutissime utamur, Her.: vivere, purely.