Absolutely
Absolutely adverb - Totally and definitely; without question.
By himself and absolutely are semantically related. In some cases you can use "By himself" instead an adverb "Absolutely".
By himself
Absolutely and by himself are semantically related. You can use "Absolutely" instead an adverb phrase "By himself".
Both terms in one sentence
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Eventually, they decide to hire a professional assassin, but it turns out that he's a vegetarian and absolutely against killing animals (while, obviously and lampshaded by himself, he has no trouble at all killing humans).
Source: Film / Flodder -
The only other people he has are the three people he absolutely needs to even have that army (while he can make zombies by himself, he can't do so at the same pace and power after Hogback, Absalom and Perona leave, becoming a non-issue every time he appears after).
Source: Badass Crew
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