not limited by a constitution, parliament, etc.; unrestricted: an absolute ruler
positive; definite: an absolute certainty
not doubted; actual; real: an absolute truth
not dependent on, or without reference to, anything else; not relative
Gram.
forming part of a sentence, but not in the usual relations of syntax: in the sentence “The weather being good, they went,” the weather being good is an absolute construction
used without an explicit object: said of a verb usually transitive, such as steal in the sentence “Thieves steal.”
used alone, with the noun understood: said of a pronoun or an adjective, such as ours and brave in the sentence “Ours are the brave.”
Law without condition or encumbrance: absolute ownership