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How do you use absolutely casual in a sentence?

The phrase "absolutely casual" is a bit redundant. "Casual" already implies a relaxed and informal manner.

Here are some ways you might use "absolutely" with "casual" depending on the intended meaning:

To emphasize the casualness:

* "I'm feeling absolutely casual today, so let's just hang out in sweatpants and watch movies."

* "He dressed absolutely casually for the party, which surprised everyone who expected him to be in a suit."

To express strong agreement with a casual suggestion:

* "Let's just grab some pizza and hang out. Absolutely casual, no pressure."

* "Should we meet at the coffee shop or just have a casual chat online? Absolutely casual, whatever works for you."

To describe a situation where any level of formality is out of place:

* "This is an absolutely casual get-together, just come as you are."

* "The atmosphere at the event was absolutely casual, everyone was laughing and enjoying themselves."

Remember, "absolutely" often adds a strong emphasis, so use it judiciously. In some cases, simply "casual" might be sufficient.

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