Absolute and Corporal

Absolute

Absolute adjective - Exercising power or authority without interference by others.

Corporal and absolute are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Corporal" instead an adjective "Absolute".

Corporal

Corporal adjective - Of or relating to the human body.

Absolute and corporal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Absolute" instead an adjective "Corporal".

Nearby Words: corporation, corporally

Both words in one sentence

  • Corporal Mari Magot of the Valhallan 597th is an arguable example; she's unquestionably both lesbian and crazy, but then this is the Imperium of Man, and a certain amount of Ax-Crazy Absolute Xenophobia is expected and even encouraged of guardsmen.
  • In Monstrous Regiment, Polly ends up winning a sparring match with her squad's absolute bastard of a corporal by deliberately using a swing that only a complete amateur would use, thus catching him off guard long enough to headbutt him.
    Source: Confusion Fu
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