What is absolute phrase?

Absolute Phrase. An absolute phrase is a phrase that modifies a noun in a sentence, but it is not connected to the sentence by a conjunction. It is set off with a comma only, and it could be removed from the sentence without changing the meaning of the sentence.

Absolute phase is a phrase ( a sentence without a finite verb) which gives more dept of information to a sentence. It is always separated by a comma (,) and might not be needed in the sentence unlike 'Typical Phrase'

Explanation:

Example of absolute phrase is given below.

Everyone was tired of the boring class, OUR SOULS' SAYS.

The statement behind the comma is an example of absolute phrase

im sure you mean write *

" the king sits next to a crown , which symbolizes his power" is   correct   the king is standing on his feet wearing expensive clothing next to the crown.

"the king is wearing elaborate clothing." is correct. this is a symbol of wealth and   royal power.

the king is not dressed like a soldier but like a monarch.

"the king has a sword but he   sits next to a helmet" is correct.

the king is not sitting on the floor.