subjectiveness (Meaning)

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subjectiveness (n)

judgment based on individual personal impressions and feelings and opinions rather than external facts

No weak antonyms found.

The subjectiveness of beauty makes it challenging to define objectively.
The interpretation of art is subjective, influenced by personal experiences and biases.
The subjectiveness of opinions can lead to conflicts and misunderstandings.
Historical accounts contain a degree of subjectiveness, as they are written from a particular perspective.
The subjectiveness of emotions can make it difficult to communicate accurately.
The evaluation of a person's character is often subjective, based on individual perceptions.
Scientific research strives to minimize subjectiveness by using objective methods and rigorous evidence.
The subjectiveness of taste preferences explains why different people enjoy different flavors.
The subjectiveness of morality means that ethical standards can vary depending on cultural and individual beliefs.
The subjectiveness of human experiences makes it difficult to fully understand the perspectives of others.

judgment based on individual personal impressions and feelings and opinions rather than external facts

subjectivity, predilection,chauvinism, prejudice, proclivity, tendency, propensity, predisposition, bias, nepotism

justice, disinterest, disinterestedness, detachment, fairness, justice,objectivity, neutralism, detachment, impartiality

The subjectiveness of beauty makes it challenging to define objectively.

The interpretation of art is subjective, influenced by personal experiences and biases.

The subjectiveness of opinions can lead to conflicts and misunderstandings.

Historical accounts contain a degree of subjectiveness, as they are written from a particular perspective.