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Synonyms for “Absolutely” — 15 Other Ways to Say It

completely and without qualification; used informally as intensifiers

Meaning of Absolutely

completely and without qualification; used informally as intensifiers

15 Synonyms for Absolutely — Words Similar to Absolutely

Browse alternative words with their meaning, level, and a real example sentence so you pick the synonym that fits your context.

perfectly

/ˈpɜːfɪktli/
adv A2

Done exactly right; in a way with no errors.

Example: The cake was baked perfectly.

simply

/ˈsɪmpli/
adv A1

In an easy way; without making something hard or complicated.

Example: Simply follow the steps to finish.

wholly

/ˈhoʊli/
adv B1 Formal

Completely; totally; in all respects or to full extent without exception.

Example: The statement is wholly inaccurate and misleading.

completely

/kəmˈpliːtli/
adv B1

Totally or entirely; in every way or to the fullest extent.

Example: I completely understand your concern about the project.

entirely

/ɪnˈtaɪərli/
adv B1

In a complete way, with nothing left out or remaining.

Example: I entirely agree with your decision.

totally

/ˈtoʊtəli/
adv B1 Informal

Completely; in every way.

Example: I totally agree with you.

any

/ˈeni/
noun A1

No specific one or ones; it doesn't matter which or how many when you're asking or making a negative statement.

Example: Do you have any questions?

truly

/ˈtruːli/
adv A2

In a sincere, honest, or factually accurate way.

Example: She truly believed in the cause and worked hard for it.

fully

/ˈfʊli/
adv A2

Completely; to the full extent or degree.

Example: I fully understand the instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions About Synonyms of Absolutely

What is another word for "absolutely"?

Common synonyms for "absolutely" include: perfectly, exclusively, simply, wholly, completely.

What can I say instead of "absolutely"?

Try one of these alternatives: perfectly, exclusively, simply, wholly, completely. Pick the synonym whose register and meaning fits your sentence — see the cards above for definitions and examples.

When should I use "absolutely" instead of "perfectly"?

Use "absolutely" when you want to keep the exact nuance shown in the meaning section above; switch to "perfectly" when you need a different register, level, or shade of meaning. Compare the cards above to decide.

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