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subjectively

/səbˈdʒɛktɪvli/ adv

In a subjective manner.

Word Origin From Latin sub- 'under' and iacere 'to throw'—so subject literally means 'thrown under,' placed under someone's control. Subjectively describes things from the perspective of the subject, the one experiencing. The same root iacere gives us inject (throw in), eject (throw out), project (throw forward). The breakdown sub+ject+ive+ly shows the layers.

adv In a subjective manner.

The experience was subjectively more enjoyable for her than for me.

(副词) 主观地

这段经历对她来说主观上比对我更愉快。

(adverbio) subjetivamente [De manera subjetiva.]

La experiencia fue subjetivamente más agradable para ella que para mí.

(adverbe) subjectivement [D'une manière subjective, c'est-à-dire selon une perception personnelle et non vérifiable objectivement.]

L'expérience était subjectivement plus agréable pour elle que pour moi.

(Adverb) Auf subjektive, also persönliche und nicht objektive Weise.

Das Erlebnis war für sie **subjectively** angenehmer als für mich.

(副詞) 主観的に、主観的な方法で。

その経験は、私よりも彼女の方が主観的により楽しいものだった。

(advérbio) subjetivamente [De maneira subjetiva.]

A experiência foi subjetivamente mais agradável para ela do que para mim.

Synonyms: personally individually privately opinionatively biasedly emotionally intuitively inwardly Antonyms: objectively impartially dispassionately neutrally
Word parts: sub + ject + ive + ly

Common collocations

be verb to prep of prep in prep have verb feel verb objectively adv perceive verb assess verb may verb people subst by prep

Related words

subject subjection subjectivity

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