subjective
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Synonyms: surjective, objective, subjection, suspective, subjectify, subsecutive, abjective, unsubjective, subjunctive, subjecting, subjectist
Antonyms: surjective, objective, subjection, suspective, subjectify, subsecutive, abjective, unsubjective, subjunctive, subjecting, subjectist
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Adjective
- Formed, as in [[opinion]]s, based upon a person's feelings or [[intuition]], rather than upon [[observation]] or purely logical [[reasoning]]; coming more from within the observer than from observations of the [[external]] [[environment]].
- Pertaining to [[subject]]s as opposed to [[object]]s (A ''subject'' is one who perceives or is aware; an ''object'' is the thing perceived or the thing that the subject is aware of.)
- {{senseid|en|mental}} Resulting from or pertaining to personal [[mindset]]s or [[experience]], arising from [[perceptive]] mental conditions within the brain and not necessarily or directly from external stimuli.
- Lacking in [[reality]] or [[substance]].
- As used by {{w|Carl Jung}}, the innate worldview orientation of the introverted personality types.
- {{lb|en|philosophy}} Mind-dependent.
- {{lb|en|philosophy|psychology}} Experienced by a person mentally and not directly [[verifiable]] by others.
- {{senseid|en|type of conjugation}}{{lb|en|linguistics|grammar}} Describing [[conjugation]] of a verb that indicates only the subject ([[agent]]), not indicating the object ([[patient]]) of the action. {{gloss|In linguistic descriptions of [[Tundra Nenets]], among others.}}
Noun
- {{lb|en|grammar}} The subjective [[case]].
- {{lb|en|grammar}} A noun or pronoun in the subjective case.
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