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nonobjectivity

nonobjectivity noun: lack of objectivity.

Noun

nonobjectivity (usually uncountable, plural nonobjectivities)

  1. (usually) Lack of objectivity.
    • Surrealist flora and fauna therefore bear one reference to the old real world and are never pure abstractions or nonobjectivities.1976, William Earle, Public Sorrows and Private Pleasures, page 144

Forms of nonobjectivity

pluralnonobjectivities

Origin of nonobjectivity

From non- + objectivity.

Questions about nonobjectivity

What does nonobjectivity mean?
Nonobjectivity means lack of objectivity.
What part of speech is nonobjectivity?
Nonobjectivity is a noun.
What is the plural of nonobjectivity?
The plural of nonobjectivity is nonobjectivities.

Words near nonobjectivity in the dictionary

  1. nonobjectives
  2. nonobjectivism
  3. nonobjectivist
  4. nonobjectivists
  5. nonobjectivities
  6. nonobjectivity
  7. nonobjects
  8. nonoblate
  9. nonobligate
  10. nonobligated
  11. nonobligatory

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