Sample Sentences forobjectivegrouped by contextual meaning (editor-reviewed)
objective as in: our objective is to...
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It is our primary objective.
objective = goal
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What is your objective?
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And what did Brother Malcolm say is our objective? (source)
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The pursuit of knowledge, he maintained, was a worthy objective in its own right and needed no external validation. (source)
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That wasn't the primary objective. (source)objective = goal
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It appeared that on the same night I had learned about one of writing's objectives, irony, I would also be introduced to one of its pitfalls: the Plot Hole. (source)objectives = goals
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Ender didn't like games where the rules could be anything and the objective was known to them alone. (source)objective = goal
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All around me, my teammates were racing to their objectives.† (source)
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Then a part of me understands, even as I begin to argue against it, that my humiliation was the cause of that pleasure. It was not an accident or side effect. It was the objective. (source)
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IF THESE ARE OUR OBJECTIVES—IF WE AGREE THAT THIS IS WHAT WE WANT—WHY ARE WE ESCALATING THE WAR?† (source)
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The group's main objective was to liberate Kashmir's Muslims from Indian rule, but they had recently also become active in Afghanistan. (source)
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We can't get lost in the career advancements and grant objectives, the day-to-day grind, as if we have to do what we do.† (source)
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First, by beginning your breeding program with dogs you found "excellent in temperament and structure" but of unpedigreed stock, you have made attaining your objective—and I admit I don't fully understand it—immeasurably harder. (source)
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If the evolution is a boat race, it can be broken down into even smaller objectives such as paddling.† (source)
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objective as in: an objective viewpoint
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By any objective analysis, you would have to agree that...
objective = fact-based (not influenced by personal feelings or preferences)
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There were lots of rumors, but no objective evidence.objective = fact-based
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They hired an outside consultant to get an objective perspective of the problem.objective = fact-based (not influenced by personal feelings or preferences)
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Complete objectivity is hard when considering political issues.objectivity = understanding based on facts without the influence of personal feelings or preferences
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The bank insisted upon an objective appraisal of the house before they would give a loan.objective = fact-based (not influenced by personal feelings or preferences)
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Objectively, I can see the mutts and Cato's death are as gruesome as ever, but again, I feel it happens to people I have never met. (source)Objectively = in a manner that focuses on facts--not feelings
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He slapped her face with amazing objectivity and repeated the question. (source)objectivity = lack of personal feeling
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It has been in search of the absolute that the avant-garde has arrived at "abstract" or "nonobjective" art — and poetry, too.† (source)standard prefix: The prefix "non-" in nonobjective means not and reverses the meaning of objective. This is the same pattern you see in words like nonfat, nonfiction, and nonprofit.
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What it is is warped with memory of what it was and that with what happened there to me, the whole bundle wracked until objectiveness is nigh impossible.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-ness" converts an adjective to a noun that means the quality of. This is the same pattern you see in words like darkness, kindness, and coolness.
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"This just isn't scary" "It objectively is," she said. (source)objectively = in a manner that focuses on facts--not feelings
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Inquests of stunning objectivity were held and Annie learned for the first time how facts could be so subtly rearranged to render different truths. (source)objectivity = understanding or decisions based on facts without the influence of personal feelings or preferences
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Always ask an objective question. (source)objective = fact-based and not influenced by personal feelings or preferences
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How can you objectively judge your own values? (source)objectively = in an unbiased manner
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The knife of subjectivity-and-objectivity had cut Quality in two and killed it as a working concept. (source)objectivity = understanding based on facts without the influence of personal feelings or preferences
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