subjective
To avoid bias, the agency eliminated subjectivity from performance evaluations.
They take a lot of the emotion and subjectivity out of the investment process.
Hilton is a commentator who delights in his subjectivity.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Unfairness and favouring someone unfairly
ableism
ableist
agism
agist
Anglocentric
discrimination
discriminative
discriminatorily
discriminatory
drumhead
one-sided
one-sidedly
one-sidedness
one-way
the old school tie
two-tier
unbalance
unequal
unequally
uneven

Examples of subjectivity

subjectivity
This suppression of subjectivity endows her book with a subversive, and to my mind, propagandistic authority.
Evidently, vocoder tracks vividly highlight the inextricable bond between subjectivity and mechanisation.
In finer detail, rationing, as a ' social technology', involved fine-tuning the subjectivity of the recipient (and, by extension, their relations with the provider) as individuals.
However, the nature of the guidelines is that their interpretation and application is prone to a degree of subjectivity.
It is even possible that it is in such progressives we find the locus of subjectivity for the construction.
In other words, art requires subjectivity and leaves purported objectivity to science.
Here, on the other hand, in wanting to begin to become truth by becoming subjective, subjectivity is in the predicament of being untruth.
Of these adjacent concepts, subjectivity is the most central to ideological analysis.
However, the dangers of such wishful thinking, and of surrendering her subjectivity, are more apparent than ever.
Equally, they are crossed by complex influences, needing to be identified in subjectivities as well as narratives.
The regime argued that the period in question was ' too close ' to the present and still laden with fierce emotions and subjectivity.
The primacy of subjectivity, which is "merely constrained" by external physical reality, is clear.
For much of the eighteenth century the predominant mode is landscape, in which the subjectivity or point of view of landowner, painter, and audience coalesces.
In other words, the present study starts from the assumption that always progressives indeed represent markers of subjectivity.
The subjectivity barrier is often cited as an insurmountable obstacle to meaningful phenomenological examination of brain states.
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