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Meaning of objicient
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objicient (n.)
One who makes objection; an objector.
objicient Sentence Examples
- The judge remained objective during the trial, despite the heated arguments.
- The scientist conducted an objective experiment to eliminate bias.
- The reporter wrote an objective article, presenting both sides of the story without personal opinion.
- I strive to be objective in my decisions, weighing all the facts carefully.
- The witness gave an objective account of the events, without embellishment or exaggeration.
- The company's marketing campaign was criticized for being too subjective and not based on objective data.
- The politician's speech was full of subjective opinions rather than objective facts.
- The research paper was objective in its analysis, presenting evidence without bias.
- I find it difficult to remain objective when my personal feelings are involved.
- The law requires judges to remain objective and impartial, even in contentious cases.
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One who makes objection; an objector.
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The judge remained objective during the trial, despite the heated arguments.
The scientist conducted an objective experiment to eliminate bias.
The reporter wrote an objective article, presenting both sides of the story without personal opinion.
I strive to be objective in my decisions, weighing all the facts carefully.
