objectivity — the quality of being objective; the ability to consider or represent facts without being influenced by personal feelings or opinions
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the quality of being objective; the ability to consider or represent facts without being influenced by personal feelings or opinions
Pronunciation (IPA): /əbˌdʒekˈtɪvəti/
Korean meaning: 객관성; 개인적 감정이나 의견에 영향받지 않고 사실을 고려하거나 표현하는 능력
Korean pronunciation: 업-젝-티-버-티 (강세: 티)
Example Sentences
- The judge's objectivity was questioned when people found out the defendant was his golf buddy.
- My mom claims to have objectivity when judging my cooking, but she always says it's 'the best ever.'
- The researcher's objectivity ensured that the study results were reliable and unbiased.
objectivity
NOUN//əbˌdʒekˈtɪvəti//
the quality of being objective; the ability to consider or represent facts without being influenced by personal feelings or opinions
Fair judgment without personal bias
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Origin
라틴어 'objectum'(던져진 것, 대상)에서 시작되어 '객관적'이라는 의미를 가진 'objective'에 명사형 접미사 '-ity'가 붙어 '객관성'이라는 추상 명사가 되었습니다.
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“The judge's objectivity was questioned when people found out the defendant was his golf buddy.”
“My mom claims to have objectivity when judging my cooking, but she always says it's 'the best ever.'”
“The researcher's objectivity ensured that the study results were reliable and unbiased.”
“News reporters should maintain objectivity when covering controversial topics.”
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