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абсолютний, цілковитий, необмежений; безумовний; неспростовний- absolute assignment
- absolute authority
- absolute autocracy
- absolute bar
- absolute contraband
- absolute contract
- absolute control
- absolute conveyance
- absolute covenant
- absolute deadline
- absolute decree
- absolute deed
- absolute delivery of deed
- absolute democracy
- absolute discharge
- absolute divorce
- absolute dominion
- absolute duty
- absolute embargo
- absolute estate
- absolute evidence
- absolute freedom
- absolute freedom of action
- absolute freedom of actions
- absolute gift
- absolute guarantee
- absolute guaranty
- absolute immunity
- absolute impediment
- absolute impossibility
- absolute interest
- absolute law
- absolute legacy
- absolute liability
- absolute licence
- absolute license
- absolute majority
- absolute monarch
- absolute monarchy
- absolute novelty
- absolute nuisance
- absolute owner
- absolute pardon
- absolute power
- absolute presumption
- absolute privilege
- absolute prohibition
- absolute ban
- absolute promise
- absolute release
- absolute rent
- absolute right
- absolute ruler
- absolute total loss
- absolute transfer
- absolute tsarism
- absolute veto
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