subjectively
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- adverb
- /səbˈdʒɛktɪvli/
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subjetivamente
- When discussing art, everyone has their own opinions, and we often interpret it subjectively based on personal feelings.
- subjectively perceived
- subjectively defined
- subjectively experienced
So I might say something like, I subjectively value my well-being.
- So I might say something like, I subjectively value my well-being.
- But just subjectively looking at it, I think it does get more views.
- Well, that's that's a very difficult question to answer subjectively.
- But nowadays Christian people are following what they believe is right subjectively.
- I'm sick of having my progress judged purely subjectively by myself, like it not even by other people.
- If it's just your experience, only subjectively valid, it's not what Kant is calling experience here, right?
- But the improvement to the screen door effect only puts the Vive Pro subjectively a little better than the Oculus Rift.
- You might perceive it that way subjectively just based on whatever specific games, specific device, specific settings.
- So the hierarchy of our values dictates how we filter subjectively information from our reality.
- Now, the cool thing about dopamine is that it's very subjectively controlled.
- And experience that lead to relief from depressive symptoms, but they are subjectively, excuse me, subjectively very varied.
- You like, can feel subjectively, you feel like you're making a subjective decision.
- And by using caffeine first thing in the morning, you don't give yourself the chance to test whether or not subjectively youth sense your sleep is good quality.
Examples
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As Bergelson argues, "I may be objectively hurt by my consent, and I may subjectively regret it."
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So the hierarchy of our values dictates how we filter subjectively information from our reality.
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But just subjectively looking at it, I think it does get more views.
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So I might say something like, I subjectively value my well-being.
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The current Australian study provides close scrutiny of how one group of women subjectively experiences university.
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Runners were asked to subjectively rate six mood states on run and no run days.
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The difficult problem is how do I subjectively experience the redness of the red?
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Of the 18 patients who were subjectively reviewed by the lead author, 16 continued to experience good subjective correction.
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Personally speaking, strictly and subjectively, I probably wouldn't use a Steam Deck type device too frequently.
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In studying vocal function, the human voice can be analyzed both subjectively and objectively.
Academic text (2008)
Antonyms
How Subjective
Surface Forms
Morphology
subjectively = subjective (transparent) = subject + ive + ly
Formed by adding the adverbial suffix '-ly' to the adjective 'subjective', which yields a predictable adverbial meaning.
Etymology
The word subjectively comes from subject, which is made of sub- 'under' and ject 'to throw', so it originally meant something 'placed under' a person's view. That's why to see things subjectively is to judge them by your own feelings or opinion, not by outside facts.