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What adjectives and adverbs describe an absolute state or condition?

Here are some adjectives and adverbs that describe an absolute state or condition, categorized by their specific connotations:

Total, Complete, Utter

* Adjectives: absolute, complete, entire, full, perfect, pure, total, ultimate, unalloyed, unmitigated, whole

* Adverbs: absolutely, completely, entirely, fully, perfectly, purely, totally, utterly

Unchangeable, Irreversible

* Adjectives: definitive, final, immutable, inevitable, irrevocable, permanent, unchangeable

* Adverbs: definitive, finally, inevitably, irrevocably, permanently, unchangeably

Extreme, Intense

* Adjectives: absolute, extreme, intense, profound, radical, severe, ultimate

* Adverbs: absolutely, extremely, intensely, profoundly, radically, severely, ultimately

Unqualified, Unconditional

* Adjectives: absolute, categorical, unconditional, unqualified, unreserved, unwavering

* Adverbs: absolutely, categorically, unconditionally, unqualifiedly, unreservedly, unwaveringly

Other Options

* Adjectives: certain, definite, fixed, inherent, intrinsic, inherent, inherent

* Adverbs: certainly, definitely, inherently, intrinsically

Examples

* Absolute silence filled the room.

* Completely exhausted, she collapsed on the sofa.

* Inevitably, the sun will set.

* Unconditionally, she loved her children.

* Ultimately, the truth will come out.

The best choice of adjective or adverb will depend on the specific context and the nuance you wish to convey.

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