Objectively

/əbˈdʒɛktɪvli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that is not influenced by personal feelings or opinions; in a factual and unbiased manner.

The committee evaluated the proposals objectively, focusing on the data rather than personal preferences.

From an external or factual point of view.

She assessed the situation objectively, considering all possible outcomes without emotional bias.

Based on observable phenomena and evidence rather than subjective interpretation.

It is essential to judge the results of the experiment objectively to ensure scientific integrity.

In a manner that emphasizes detachment and impartiality.

The review was written objectively, with no hint of favoritism toward any of the authors.

From late Middle English: from late Latin objectivus, from objectum ‘thing presented to the mind’.

objectively speaking

When removing personal feelings or opinions from an analysis.

viewing objectively

Looking at something based solely on facts rather than personal bias.

objective

Not influenced by personal feelings or opinions; considering only factual data.

objectivity

The quality of being objective; impartiality.