intersubjective
intersubjective adjective: involving or occurring between separate conscious minds.
Adjective
intersubjective (not comparable)
- Involving or occurring between separate conscious minds.
- The search for certainty about the exact nature of colonial social arrangements — fascinating and important though it may be — is in many ways beyond the scope of my project, which is more concerned with the intersubjective processes of boundary making and marking than it is with objectifying...2006, Matt Wray, Not Quite White, page 153
- Accessible to or capable of being established for two or more subjects.
Origin of intersubjective
From inter- + subjective.
Words formed from intersubjective
Words that rhyme with intersubjective
- projective
- subjective
- effective
- objective
- prospective
- reflective
- collective
- connective
- defective
- directive
- respective
- selective
28 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- injective
- detective
- elective
- irrespective
- perfective
- retrospective
- affective
- bijective
- corrective
- erective
- ineffective
- inflective
- intellective
- protective
- refective
- advective
- convective
- deflective
- ejective
- imperfective
- infective
- inspective
- introspective
- overprotective
- rejective
- surjective
- unreflective
- unselective
Questions about intersubjective
- What does intersubjective mean?
- Intersubjective means involving or occurring between separate conscious minds.
- What part of speech is intersubjective?
- Intersubjective is an adjective.
Words near intersubjective in the dictionary
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