subjectively (B2)

adverb

Pronunciation: /səbˈdʒɛktɪvli/

Definition

In a way that is based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions, rather than facts.

Examples

• The success of the play was subjectively evaluated by the critics.

• He felt subjectively that the new policy was unfair.

• Beauty is subjectively perceived by each individual.

How to Use subjectively

subjectively perceived (collocation)

Understood or interpreted based on personal feelings or opinions. — "The artwork was subjectively perceived as beautiful by some, and disturbing by others."

subjectively evaluated (collocation)

Assessed or judged based on personal feelings or opinions rather than objective criteria. — "The performance was subjectively evaluated by the audience, leading to varied reviews."

subjectively experienced (collocation)

Felt or undergone in a way that is unique to an individual's personal feelings or consciousness. — "The pain was subjectively experienced by the patient, making it difficult to quantify."

Synonyms of subjectively

Words with a similar meaning to subjectively:

• personally
• individually
• intuitively
• privately

Antonyms of subjectively

Words with the opposite meaning to subjectively:

• objectively
• factually

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