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səbˈdʒɛk tɪvsub·jec·tive
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subjective
Subjective and objective are synonyms in but one point of view, being, for the most part, strictly antonyms. Subjective signifies relating to the subject of mental states, that is, to the person who experiences them; objective signifies relating to the object of mental states, that is, to something outside the perceiving mind; in brief phrase it may be said that subjective relates to something within the mind, objective to something without. A mountain, as a mass of a certain size, contour, color, etc., is an objective fact; the impression our mind receives, the mental picture it forms of the mountain, is subjective. But this subjective impression may become itself the object of thought (called "subject-object"), as when we compare our mental picture of the mountain with our idea of a plain or river. The direct experiences of the soul, as joy, grief, hope, fear, are purely subjective; the outward causes of these experiences, as prosperity, bereavement, disappointment, are objective. That which has independent existence or authority apart from our experience or thought is said to have objective existence or authority; thus we speak of the objective authority of the moral law. Different individuals may receive different subjective impressions from the same objective fact, that which to one is a cause of hope being to another a cause of fear, etc. The style of a writer is called objective when it derives its materials mainly from or reaches out toward external objects; it is called subjective when it derives its materials mainly from or constantly tends to revert to the personal experience of the author. Compare INHERENT.
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objective
Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms
subjective
Synonyms:
mental, internal, intellectual
Princeton's WordNet
subjectiveadjective
taking place within the mind and modified by individual bias
"a subjective judgment"
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immanentAntonyms:
nonsubjective, verifiable, impersonal, objective, neutral, clinicalimmanent, subjectiveadjective
of a mental act performed entirely within the mind
"a cognition is an immanent act of mind"
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immanentAntonyms:
impersonal, verifiable, neutral, clinical, objective, nonsubjective
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Dictionary of English Synonymes
subjectiveadjective
Synonyms:
mental, spiritual, ideal, psychological, metaphysical
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One thing to remember is that loneliness is subjective. Loneliness does not mean being alone ; loneliness does not mean not having friends, loneliness is defined as' subjective distress.'.
O'Reilly is an entertainer and everything he does is totally subjective, including his memories, to attack him is simply to increase his ratings and the sales of his phenomenally popular books. Lighten up, everybody.
Music seems to be a way that can facilitate social connections, and we know social relationships are absolutely critical to subjective wellbeing. Anything that has people coming together through mutual interest or commonality will contribute to this, including music.
Unfortunately, we are well aware of the phenomenon of racially discriminatory school discipline, unfortunately, like driving while Black, going to school while Black does mean being at a higher risk of being removed from class as a result of the selective application of subjective rules.
Every one of us that have a subjective memory complaint will not have a future stroke, by no means is it a 100 percent connection between subjective memory complaints and future stroke.
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