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subjective English

Learners of English as a second language usually know the word subjective once they have reached the level C1 – Advanced. English words by learner level A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2

Meaning subjective meaning

What does subjective mean?

Definitions in simple English

subjective Adjective

— Related to subjects, not objects. (A subject is one who perceives or is aware; an object is the thing perceived or the thing that the subject is aware of.)

— Formed, as in opinions, by feelings or intuition, not by seeing or reasoning.

— d by a person mentally and is not easily by other people.

subjective

— adjective taking place within the mind and modified by individual bias a subjective judgment

— adjective (= immanent) of a mental act performed entirely within the mind a cognition is an immanent act of mind

Synonyms subjective synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as subjective?

subjective English » English

personal

immanent

topical

thematic

illusory

substructure

slanted

prejudiced

own

nonobjective

nominal

national

matter of opinion

individual

idiosyncratic

fanciful

biased

based on partiality

arbitrary

Topics subjective topics

What do people use subjective to talk about?

Grammar General words Thing

Physical, non-physical

• What words describe something that is non-physical?
  disembodied extramundane extrasensory immaterial impalpable incorporeal instinctive intangible intellectual libidinal life mental metaphysical nonphysical nonmaterial numinous otherworldly preternatural psychic psychological rational reasoning spiritual spiritualist subjective supernatural transcendent transcendental unbodied unearthly unseen unworldly

Examples subjective examples

How do I use subjective in a sentence?

Simple sentences

His writing is very subjective.

Beauty is subjective.

Some say that art is subjective.

The meaning of this practice was obfuscated by centuries of the practitioners' subjective interpretations.

Movie subtitles

Merely a vivid subjective image.

Now listen to me, Eliza All this irritation is purely subjective.

Fascinating, the way we can now corroborate subjective symptoms.

Subject relaying account, though some statements subjective.

Is war a subjective thing, sir?

Mr. Scott, I suggest you refrain from any further subjective descriptions.

Your evidence is completely subjective.

You have a very subjective view of things.

Later we shall consider the subjective aspect.

The subjective aspects will be dealt with later.

I have taken out the subjective appreciations.

Well, when I saw your film It did seem to me that you had taken A rather, um, subjective approach to it.

Maybe you're too subjective.

Subjective time.

Precisely. There is no Miss Froy. -Just a vivid subjective image.

All this irritation is purely subjective.

You are being very subjective, Miller.

Subject relaying accurate account, though some statements subjective.

Personal Log, Stardate 5373.9. Subjective time.

Immorality is subjective.

Morality is subjective.

But it was necessary, even if the sense of injustice was subjective.

Now listen to me, Eliza. All this irritation is purely subjective.

Sound is subjective.

It's all so subjective anyway.

Well, it's. it's amazing how subjective all that stuff is.

Vision is subjective.

It's very subjective and sentimental.

A subjective term, Riker.

How about some top of the mind, inadmissible, subjective impressions?

News and current affairs

My Princeton University colleague Daniel Kahneman and several co-researchers tried to measure people's subjective well-being by asking them about their mood at frequent intervals during a day.

These subjective rankings also correlate highly with the children's reported quality of interactions with their peers and parents.

On this, admittedly subjective, measure, Somaliland qualifies as a nation.

Some archaeological evidence exists. But the main sources for ancient India are orally transmitted literary accounts dating to the Rigveda (around 1500-1300 BC) and the subjective records of foreign travelers.

As a result, a subjective twilight is lowering over the European project. That is tragic, because many unique and even historic opportunities are not being seized.

Progress was assessed by measuring changes in participants' brains, hormones, health, behavior, and subjective sense of wellbeing.

This can be explained partly by pain's subjective nature, and partly by the fact that its source can be difficult to pinpoint.

The problem is that subjective measures are much more difficult to study - not least because they are associated with high placebo response rates.

But the main sources for ancient India are orally transmitted literary accounts dating to the Rigveda (around 1500-1300 BC) and the subjective records of foreign travelers.

But are more subjective factors like race or ethnicity also relevant?

In principle, credit ratings are based on statistical models of past defaults; in practice, however, with few national defaults having actually occurred, sovereign ratings are often a subjective affair.

As a result, a subjective twilight is lowering over the European project.