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- meaning - The words objective and subjective - English Language . . .
It appears that the meaning of subjective meaning ' based on personal feelings' and objective as its opposite, have different origins and coincidentally opposite meaning: Objective: 1610s, originally in the philosophical sense of "considered in relation to its object" (opposite of subjective), formed on pattern of Medieval Latin objectivus
- What is the subjective inverse of invite or invitation?
If you are about to do something and you ask someone to join you, you "invite" (verb) them, or send them an "invitation" (noun) But, in the opposite direction, if they ask to join you, what verb o
- What is the true antonym of successive? [closed]
But, in that context, I don't think you want the "opposite [of] succession", but rather the opposite of, perhaps, "following" or "subsequent" The definition of "succession" is as follows: succession noun 1a a series of people or things that come, happen, etc one after the other; 1b the process or an instance of this
- single word requests - Oil is slippery; rubber is _____? - English . . .
We have words to describe opposite subjective sensations for many things; these words need not have any, let alone a 1:1, relationship to the words that describe the underlying physical processes Compare "hot" and "cold": the words that describe what's really going on in the underlying physics have zero relevance to the subjective sensations
- Word for something that is emotionally charged in a way that reduces . . .
When that is the case, the subjective observation is ruled by the life, memories, biases, and prejudices of the person that came up with it A subjective observation is based on how an individual perceives reality, rather than reality itself Therefore, this observation could change wildly based on the person making the observation
- what is a good antonym for the word abstract? [closed]
You might want to try tangible, or palpable palpable: 1 readily or plainly seen, heard, perceived, etc ;obvious; evident:
- Word to describe someone doing something even though told not to
If it is a child, naughty, a naughty child If it is a teenager, rebellious, so a rebel If it is a work colleague, awkward or contrary If it is political, dissent, so dissenter However, I am not sure if this is what your looking for A person who always does as requested could be said to be compliant so the opposite would be disobedient
- word choice - What is the opposite of footnote? - English Language . . .
Welcome to ELU SE Fee, while your answer is fitting, this site strives to provide objective answers As it stands your answer is purely subjective and could be improved by adding references Take the tour or have a look at the help center to find out more about good answers –
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