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."
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