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unobjective

unobjective

7.9
Not based on facts and guided by personal feelings
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈɑbdʒɛktɪv/
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  • Many news reports are unobjective, often reflecting the writers' personal biases instead of the facts.

Examples

  • It is difficult to find unobjective opinions in social media, where emotions often overshadow the truth.

  • If you pick Quinn, I'll give you that one, but he is worse than all the rest, by my unobjective, completely unqualified eye, and by most statistical measures.

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  • She realized her views on the matter were unobjective, influenced more by her feelings than by evidence.

Synonyms

subjective
vsunobjective
134 5.9

Based on a person's feelings or opinions rather than facts

has identical meaning but uses different wording
biased
vsunobjective
91 4.0

Showing unfair favor to one person, group, or side

reflects personal feelings or opinions rather than neutral facts

Antonyms

238 4.3

Not influenced by personal feelings and based only on facts

How Objective

objective
238 4.3
impartial
74 4.2
neutral
218 3.6
unobjective
7.9
biased
91 4.0

Surface Forms

unobjective positive

Morphology

unobjective = objective (transparent) = un + objective

A straightforward negative formed by the productive English prefix 'un-' added to the adjective 'objective', so the meaning is directly predictable.

Etymology

Unobjective is built from un- ('not') plus objective ('based on facts' or 'fair'), so it means not based on facts and influenced by personal feelings. A helpful image is a judge who should be objective but becomes unobjective when their feelings change the decision.