What us the difference between extreme adjectives and absolute adjectives

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Nadya [2.5K]3 years ago

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Another type of extreme adjective is called an “absolute” adjective. These are words that are either “yes or no.” For example, dead – you can't be “a little bit dead” or “very dead” – either YES, you are dead, or NO, you're not dead.

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