objective
From Latin 'objectivus', from 'obiectum' meaning 'the thing presented to the mind.'
NOUN
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Antonyms
subjective
In the context of a goal or target, 'objective' refers to something that is aimed for or intended to be achieved. It often denotes a clear and specific outcome that one strives to attain.
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- My objective for this semester is to maintain a high GPA. — 今学期の私の目的は、高いGPAを維持することです。
- The team set a challenging objective for the project deadline. — チームはプロジェクトの締切に対して挑戦的な目標を設定しました.
register: formal
ADJ
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Antonyms
subjective
As an adjective, 'objective' describes a perspective that is impartial, unbiased, and not influenced by personal feelings. It is often used in contexts such as journalism, science, and decision-making where neutrality is essential.
- An effective leader must be objective in their decision-making process. — 効果的なリーダーは、意思決定プロセスにおいて客観的でなければなりません。
- We need an objective analysis of the situation to proceed. — 進むためには、状況の客観的な分析が必要です.
register: formal