subjective
বিষয়ী
definition
noun
the subjective case.
adjective
his views are highly subjective
based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.
The genitive would function syntactically as subjective genitive with the transactional term o-pa.
of, relating to, or denoting a case of nouns and pronouns used for the subject of a sentence.
translation of 'subjective'
আত্ম-প্রয়োজক উদ্দেশ্য পাত্র বিষ্য় বা উপলক্ষ্য সম্নন্ধীয়
adjective
মানসিক,
আত্মপ্রকাশক,
আত্মবাদী,
বিষয়ী
example
Intentions are influenced by attitudes toward the behavior, 'subjective' norms and perceptions of behavioral control.
The accuracy score for the medium is completely dependent on the 'subjective' decisions of the sitter.
Although a relatively objective metalanguage can be devised to describe and discuss poetry, individual response to it is necessarily 'subjective' .
It's an alternative view of the individual's 'subjective' reality.
The value of the items on each side of the sheet are dependent upon individual 'subjective' valuations.
Ultimately loss and gain I suppose are ultimately 'subjective' , because each reader that reads a poem will have a different reaction to it.
I no longer trust my own 'subjective' impressions, or those of other linguists, no matter how reputable.
Consciousness is about first-person, 'subjective' experience, and there's a fundamental gap there.
How do physical processes in the brain give rise to the 'subjective' life the conscious mind?
Admissions decisions are 'subjective' because they are based on human beings that inherently possess a great deal of variability.
In concrete terms it poses difficulties - because it also makes Theism 'subjective' .
Even the Cabinet Office's own research shows that this is discriminatory, because it is based on 'subjective' judgements carried out by managers.
In this sense their condition is epistemologically objective but ontologically 'subjective' .
The farther to the right the writing slants the more 'subjective' the person is.
As Beckett dramatizes, the ultimate reality of the 'subjective' mind is beyond the spatio-temporal limits of logical meaning.
There is nothing 'subjective' about perceptual experience.
That is, reported differences in perceived stress may be due to differences in 'subjective' perceptions or in differences in the amount of objective stressors.
I remain surprised by how 'subjective' this stuff seems to be.
You can follow the software instructions to adjust your computer screen controls manually, but as you can guess, human perception is usually 'subjective' .
Maternal evaluations may reflect 'subjective' perceptions rather than the child's actual behavior.
The basic mechanism is subsequently extended by an abductive reasoning system which is guided by 'subjective' probability.
Where this minimum lies, however, is based on management's 'subjective' judgment.
There is no pretense of objectivity; this is a 'subjective' film, a personal film.
The genitive would function syntactically as 'subjective' genitive with the transactional term o-pa.
Drama is a genre which is heavily oriented to the first person present, a narrative form associated with 'subjective' experience and inner feelings.
One of the few good ideas about consciousness that has gained some measure of agreement is that 'subjective' feelings depend very much on the kind of body you have.
Editorial comment is the 'subjective' view of one person, and as such not expected to be u2018balancedu2019 to the extent of pleasing all shades.
Consciousness is commensurate with being; all existence has a 'subjective' aspect.
Best is a 'subjective' judgement, my taste against yours.
Whatever else it may be, authority is a 'subjective' disposition in people to regard something else as a reliable guide in thinking and doing.
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