This is the 4110th most frequent German word.
absolute
"Absolute" in German means "absolute" or "complete" in English, often referring to something unlimited or not relative.
Here, 'absolut' is used as an adverb to emphasize the negation of the statement, meaning 'completely' or 'totally'.
Das ist absolut nicht wahr.
That is absolutely not true.
In this case, 'absolut' is used as an adjective to describe the noun 'trust,' signifying 'complete' or 'entire' trust.
Sie hat absolutes Vertrauen in ihn.
She has absolute trust in him.
'Absolut' functions as an adverb providing emphasis to the adjective 'frei,' indicating total freedom.