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An absolute phrase is a group of words that modifies the entire sentence, often containing a noun and a participle (verb form ending in “-ing” or “-ed”). It adds information or description but is not grammatically connected to the main clause (e.g., “His face contorted in pain, John slowly walked to the nurse”).