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in a manner based on facts rather than personal feelings, opinions, or biases
- The journalist reported objectively, avoiding emotional language.
- Try to look at the situation objectively and set your emotions aside.
- She assessed the proposal objectively, weighing both pros and cons fairly.
- Scientists must interpret the data objectively to ensure accuracy.
- He tried, though upset, to respond as objectively as possible.
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in a way that exists independently of thought, belief, or personal perception
- The mountains exist objectively, whether we see them or not.
- Time passes objectively, even if we feel it moving slowly or quickly.
- The temperature can be measured objectively, regardless of how cold someone feels.
- Gravity operates objectively, unaffected by human awareness.
- She insisted that beauty cannot be defined objectively, but he disagreed.