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complete and total, with no imperfections or exceptions
holding complete, unrestricted power or control
(of a decision or decree) final and unlikely to change
not dependent on or influenced by anything else
independent of any external frame of reference or measurement standards
(of a grammar construction) syntactically independent of the main sentence, often providing extra context
(of art, msuic, dance, etc.) existing independently of references to other arts or external concepts, focusing purely on its own form or expression
free from any restrictions or obligations
pure and not mixed with anything else
a concept or principle viewed as universally true or independent of context or comparison
a concentrated flower oil used in perfumes
the two imaginary points at infinity in a plane
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