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antisubjective

antisubjective adjective: opposing a purely subjective approach, hence not based only on individual opinions etc.

Adjective

antisubjective (comparative more antisubjective, superlative most antisubjective)

  1. Opposing a purely subjective approach, hence not based only on individual opinions etc.
    • an antisubjective hypothesis

Forms of antisubjective

comparativemore antisubjective
superlativemost antisubjective

Origin of antisubjective

From anti- + subjective.

Questions about antisubjective

What does antisubjective mean?
Antisubjective means opposing a purely subjective approach, hence not based only on individual opinions etc.
What part of speech is antisubjective?
Antisubjective is an adjective.

Words near antisubjective in the dictionary

  1. antistudent
  2. antistuffing
  3. antistyle
  4. antistyles
  5. antisub
  6. antisubjective
  7. antisubjectivism
  8. antisubmarine
  9. antisubordination
  10. antisubrogation
  11. antisubsidence

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