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objectiveness

/əbˈdʒɛktɪvnəs/ noun

The characteristic of being objective; neutrality.

Word Origin From Latin ob- 'toward' and iacere 'to throw' — literally 'thrown toward.' The word 'object' originally meant something thrown in the way, an obstacle. From that, 'objective' came to mean something external, factual, not influenced by personal feelings, and objectiveness is the quality of that. The same root iacere gives us project (thrown forward), reject (thrown back), inject (thrown in), eject (thrown out), and subject (thrown under).

noun The characteristic of being objective; neutrality. countable

The journalist's objectiveness ensured the report was unbiased and factual.

(名词) 客观性；客观

记者的客观性确保了报道公正且基于事实。

(sustantivo) La cualidad de ser objetivo; neutralidad.

La objetividad del periodista garantizó que el informe fuera imparcial y factual.

(nom) objectivité; neutralité; impartialité [Caractère de ce qui est objectif ; neutralité.]

L'objectiveness du journaliste a garanti que le rapport était impartial et factuel.

(Substantiv) Objektivität; Sachlichkeit [Die Eigenschaft, objektiv zu sein; die Fähigkeit, Sachverhalte neutral und ohne persönliche Voreingenommenheit zu betrachten.]

Die **objectiveness** der Journalistin sorgte dafür, dass der Bericht sachlich und unvoreingenommen war.

(名詞) 客観的である性質。中立性。

そのジャーナリストの客観性によって、報告が偏りのない事実に基づくものとなった。

(substantivo) objetividade; imparcialidade; neutralidade [A característica de ser objetivo; neutralidade.]

A objetividade do jornalista garantiu que o relatório fosse imparcial e factual.

Synonyms: objectivity impartiality fairness neutrality unbiasedness detachment Antonyms: subjectivity bias partiality prejudice
Word parts: ob + ject + ive + ness

Related words

objection objectify objectivity objector

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