Pronunciation: /ˈæbsəˌlutli kənˈvɜrdʒənt/
adjective Convergent is an adjective that describes something that comes together or meets at a point.
A1 The absolutely convergent series was easy to understand.
A2 The concept of absolutely convergent sequences was introduced in the lesson.
B1 The textbook explained the concept of absolutely convergent integrals in detail.
B2 The theorem on absolutely convergent power series was proven in the advanced mathematics course.
C1 The professor's research on absolutely convergent functions was groundbreaking in the field.
C2 The mathematician's work on absolutely convergent series earned them international recognition.
adverb Convergent can also be used as an adverb to describe the manner in which something is coming together.
A1 I am absolutely convergent on finishing my homework before dinner.
A2 She was absolutely convergent in her decision to pursue a career in medicine.
B1 The team was absolutely convergent in their efforts to win the championship.
B2 The project was absolutely convergent in its approach to solving the problem.
C1 His argument was absolutely convergent and left no room for doubt.
C2 The negotiations were absolutely convergent, resulting in a successful agreement.
formal The series is absolutely convergent, meaning it converges regardless of the order of terms.
informal The sum is absolutely convergent, so it doesn't matter how you add up the numbers.
slang This sequence is totally convergent, no matter what.
figurative Her dedication to her work is like an absolutely convergent series, unwavering and constant.
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