unobjective

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unobjective

The journalist's unobjective reporting lacked verifiable sources.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Not objective; not based on facts or evidence; influenced by personal feelings or opinions: Describes information, judgments, or perspectives that are biased, subjective, and not impartial.
    • Not easily verified; lacking in objectivity: Specifically refers to evidence or accounts that cannot be easily checked or confirmed against neutral standards.
Usage
  • The adjective "unobjective" is used to characterize statements, reports, analyses, or viewpoints that are not neutral. It implies a departure from factual, dispassionate observation.
  • It is often applied in formal or academic contexts to critique the reliability of information or the bias of an observer.
  • Common Collocations: "unobjective evidence," "unobjective account," "unobjective reporting," "unobjective viewpoint."
Examples
  • The journalist was criticized for her unobjective coverage of the political campaign, which clearly favored one candidate.
  • Historical accounts from that era are often considered unobjective because they were written by the ruling class.
  • The judge dismissed the testimony as unobjective and potentially misleading.
Advanced Usage
  • In Epistemology and Research: Used to describe a methodological flaw where findings are contaminated by the researcher's preconceptions.
    • The study's conclusions were deemed unobjective due to the lack of a control group and the researcher's overt investment in the outcome.
  • Contrast with "Subjective": While "subjective" can neutrally describe a personal perspective, "unobjective" often carries a stronger negative connotation of being improperly biased or unreliable, especially where objectivity is expected.
Variants and Related Words
  • Unobjectively (adverb): In a manner that is not objective.
    • The data was analyzed unobjectively, leading to questionable results.
  • Unobjectivity (noun): The state or quality of being unobjective. (Note: This form is less common than "lack of objectivity.")
    • The unobjectivity of the review undermined its credibility.
Synonyms
  • Biased: Prejudiced in favor of or against one thing.
  • Subjective: Based on or influenced by personal feelings and opinions.
  • Partial: Favoring one side in a way that is unfair.
  • Prejudiced: Having a preconceived opinion that is not based on reason.
  • Nonobjective: Not objective. (Often used interchangeably with "unobjective").
Antonyms
  • Objective: Not influenced by personal feelings or opinions; based on facts.
  • Impartial: Treating all rivals or disputants equally; fair.
  • Neutral: Not supporting or helping either side in a conflict.
  • Dispassionate: Not influenced by strong emotion; rational and impartial.
  • Factual: Concerned with what is actually the case; based on facts.
unobjective

The journalist's unobjective reporting lacked verifiable sources.

Adjective
  1. (of e.g. evidence) not objective or easily verified

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