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Learn the word 'Absolutely': Key B1 Adverb for Adding Emphasis in English

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Word Info

Word: Absolutely

Level: B1

Pronunciation: ,æbsə'lutli

Meaning: Completely or without doubt

Video Script

Hello everyone, and welcome to another episode of "Hello Word!", the podcast where we dive into the wonderful world of English vocabulary. I'm Alex, your host, and today we're exploring a word that adds certainty and enthusiasm to any sentence. The word of the day is absolutely. Absolutely is an adverb, and we use it to mean "completely" or "without doubt." It’s one of those words that packs a punch, letting others know that you’re one hundred percent certain about what you're saying. Let’s break it down with some synonyms. Words like definitely, certainly, and totally carry a similar meaning. For instance, if someone asks, "Are you coming to the party tonight?" you could reply, "Yes, I’m definitely coming!" Or, if someone says, "Is this plan going to work?" you could say, "It will certainly work." Each of these words reinforces a strong sense of confidence. Now, let’s consider a few antonyms, words with opposite meanings. Words like partially, incompletely, and doubtfully all contrast with absolutely. Imagine someone asks, "Are you done with the project?" If you’re only halfway through, you might say, "I’m partially done", or if you’re unsure, "I’m doubtfully done." In everyday conversation, absolutely is a fantastic word to show complete agreement or assurance. For example, if a friend says, "That movie was amazing", and you totally agree, you could reply, "Absolutely! It was fantastic." Or if someone asks, "Do you think it’s going to rain today?" and you’re certain, you might respond, "Absolutely, I saw the forecast." You can also use it to give a confident “yes” to requests. For instance, if a colleague asks, "Can you help me with this report?" you could answer, "Absolutely." Here are a few more sentence examples to give you a feel for it. "Are you ready for the big presentation tomorrow?" "Absolutely! I’m prepared and excited." Or, "Do you believe in the success of this project?" "Yes, absolutely. We’ve put in a lot of hard work." It’s a versatile word that fits both casual and professional settings. To recap, absolutely is an adverb meaning completely or without doubt. Some synonyms include definitely, certainly, and totally, while antonyms are words like partially and doubtfully. I hope you feel absolutely confident using today’s word in your conversations. Thanks for joining me on this episode of "Hello Word!" Remember to subscribe and leave a review if you’re enjoying our journey through English vocabulary. Your support absolutely helps others find the show. Now it’s your turn! Write a sentence using absolutely and share it in the comments. I’m Alex, and I’ll catch you next time on "Hello Word!"

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