absotutelyとは 意味・読み方・使い方

発音

• IPA: /ˌæbsəˈtuːtli/

間投詞

absotutely

1. (informal, humorous) Deliberate mispronunciation or misspelling of absolutely
   • 2002, Brock Clarke, “A Cabin on a Lake”, in What We Won’t Do, page 110:

     “Because I want you kids to have a running start.”
     “A fighting chance,” I said.
     “Absotutely,” he said. “Whichever.”

   • 2014, K.J. Farnham, Click. Date. Repeat., page 108:

     “Hey, Chris, can I please have some water?”
     “Absotutely-lutely,” he says. Seconds later, he delivers three tall glasses of ice water.

   • 2016, Tricia Dower, Becoming Lin, page 273:

     “Grab a spoon. We’re making Baked Alaska for dessert.”
     Lin laughs in delight. “You remembered.”
     Mother sets down her spoon, holds out her arms. “Absotutely.”

副詞

absotutely

1. (informal, humorous) Deliberate mispronunciation or misspelling of absolutely (“unconditionally, wholly; extremely”)
   • 2018, Harlem Globetrotter [username], “I'm still standing. Janis Ian”, in Soundcloud‎, comment:

     i absotutely hate it

   • 2020 December 18, “Handling Social Media for Multiple Audiences”, in MayeCreate‎, archived from the original on 2024-09-17:

     “is it okay to ask for donations when your social media serves multiple audiences?” And the answer is absotutely, posilutely yes.