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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /səbˈdʒɛktɪv/
subjective means: Based on personal feelings or tastes rather than facts that everyone can check.
adjective
Based on personal feelings or tastes rather than facts that everyone can check.
- Beauty is subjective.
- Her assessment was highly subjective.
- Can a review avoid subjective judgments entirely?
Felt or experienced inside one person’s mind, so other people cannot directly check it.
- Pain is a subjective experience.
- The doctor recorded the patient’s subjective symptoms.
- These subjective sensations cannot be measured directly by another person.
Relating to the person who knows or experiences something, rather than the thing being known or experienced.
- The philosopher examined subjective consciousness.
- Knowledge has a subjective side because someone must experience it.
- The essay separates subjective awareness from the object of awareness.
Questions about subjective
What does subjective mean?
Based on personal feelings or tastes rather than facts that everyone can check.
What is subjective in other languages?
Türkçe: öznel · Español: subjetivo · Français: subjectif · Deutsch: subjektiv · Italiano: soggettivo · 日本語: 主観的な
How do you pronounce subjective?
It is pronounced /səbˈdʒɛktɪv/.
How do you use subjective in a sentence?
Beauty is subjective. Her assessment was highly subjective.
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