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Meanings of subjectively in English

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In a subjective way.

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        Usage of subjectively in English
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        These differences in how people subjectively value goods are necessary for trade.
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        Assessment was done subjectively and densitometry was performed using a defined protocol.
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        Its notable characteristics depended, subjectively, upon the source material that was read.
        Foundation and Empire
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        The patient's strength has improved remarkably and her dyspnoea is subjectively improved.
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        Every personality individualizes the world to himself not subjectively but truly objectively.
        Life of Father Hecker
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        Let us look at the facts, first as they present themselves subjectively.
        The Soul of the Far East
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        This objectivity, or man's real lived reality paradoxically is subjectively ridden, man-world.
        Humanistic Nursing
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        A subjectively disgusting olfactory environment significantly reduced the perceived pleasantness of touch.
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        Twenty-three of the patients were subjectively satisfied with the surgical result.
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        Neighbourhoods subjectively defined by planners did not produce stronger effects than computer-generated areas.
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        Not enough people talk about the experience of being subjectively attractive.
        Ebony
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        The primary outcomes were changes in weight and subjectively reported VMS.
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        The trick of the poet is always to idealize nature,-tosee it subjectively.
        The Writings of John Burroughs — Volume 05: Pepacton
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        Therefore the moral law is even subjectively a cause of respect.
        The Critique of Practical Reason
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        The primeval savage, looking at the world subjectively, was merely part of it.
        Critical and Historical Essays / Lectures delivered at Columbia ...
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        Thought acts subjectively, while Imagination is more objective in its operations.
        The Elements of Character
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        Subjectively through the time
        Subjectively across language varieties
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