Adverbial not absolutely has 1 sense

1. conditionally, not absolutely - subject to a condition; "he accepted the offer conditionally"
   

Not Absolutely

Part of Speech(s): Adverb
Sense(s): Negation or limitation of absolute certainty
Usage(s):

• Popular usage: To express doubt, uncertainty, or a lack of completeness in a statement or action.
• Local usage: In certain regions, it can be used to convey a degree of reluctance or reservation in accepting a proposition or idea.

Sample Sentences:

1. I'm not absolutely sure if I locked the door before leaving.
2. The cake is delicious, but not absolutely perfect.
3. She's not absolutely convinced that he's telling the truth.
4. In this local town, people tend to be not absolutely willing to embrace rapid changes.
5. The team members were not absolutely thrilled with the proposed changes to the project.

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