1. more absolute; more complete, total, or unconditional
Usage: comparative form of absolute; less common than 'more absolute'

Examples

• His second novel was an absoluter masterpiece than his first.
• The new law gives the government an absoluter power over commerce.
• She demanded an absoluter commitment from her team members.
• The evidence provided an absoluter proof of his innocence.
• This approach offers an absoluter solution to the problem.