Usage of "not absolutely"

Conditionally.

Usage of not absolutely in anglès

Exactly where Megrahi fits into the elusive story is not absolutely clear. 
 The Guardian 

I'm not absolutely sure, but I think they used limestone before that. 
 Land of marvels 

While this would be nice to have, it was not absolutely essential. 
 The Great Book of Amber 

These numbers are not absolutely fixed; but the variation is very slight. 
 The Life of the Spider 

Anyone who seems not absolutely certain is perceived as weak and slippery. 
 The Irish Times 

This slow filtration of tales is not absolutely out of the question. 
 Custom and Myth 

The trouble was he could not absolutely swear innocence of the crime. 
 No Defense, Complete 

Thus even in the Kali age, Vedic rites are not absolutely unknown. 
 The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Volume 3 / Books 8,... 

In spite of her poverty-stricken appearance, Mrs. Sowler was not absolutely destitute. 
 The Fallen Leaves 

But in a snug, warm cellar, artificial heat is not absolutely necessary. 
 Mushrooms: how to grow them / a practical treatise on mushroom c... 

The only one whose feelings were not absolutely unruffled was Oliver Trembath. 
 Deep Down, a Tale of the Cornish Mines 

And yet, as she now found, it was not absolutely quiet either. 
 The magician's nephew 

The women are not absolutely bad-looking, but real beauties are extremely rare. 
 Ismailia 

The vein of Loti is not absolutely new, but is certainly novel. 
 Madame Chrysantheme — Volume 1 

This phase of phenomenological nursology is highly probable if not absolutely necessary. 
 Humanistic Nursing 

She exclaimed, therefore, that her sister-in-law was not absolutely in immediate want. 
 Miss Mackenzie 

Meanings of not absolutely in anglès