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10 Language-to-English Dictionariessubjetivizar
Pronunciation / Transliteration: suβ.xe.ti.βiˈsaɾ
"Es un error subjetivizar los resultados de la investigación."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To make subjective; to treat or interpret something in a way that is influenced by personal feelings, opinions, or tastes rather than objective facts.
"Postmodern critics often subjectify historical narratives, viewing them through the lens of individual perception." - 2
To convert an object or external entity into a subject, granting it agency, consciousness, or self-awareness.
"Advanced artificial intelligence frameworks attempt to subjectify algorithms by granting them autonomous decision-making capacities."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the noun 'subject' (via Late Latin 'subjectum' and Old French), combined with the English verbal suffix '-ify' (from Latin '-ificare', meaning to make or cause). It emerged in philosophical and literary criticism contexts during the 19th and 20th centuries to describe the process of making something subjective or endowing it with the characteristics of a conscious subject.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Subjectify" is said worldwide
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subjectiviser
Transliteration: syb.ʒɛk.ti.vi.ze
"Il est facile de subjectiviser une analyse complexe."
subjektivieren
Transliteration: zʊp.jɛk.tiˈviː.ʁən
"Man neigt dazu, historische Fakten zu subjektivieren."
soggettivare
Transliteration: sɔd.dʒet.tiˈva.re
"La filosofia moderna tende a soggettivare l'esperienza."
subjetivizar
Transliteration: suβ.xe.ti.βiˈsaɾ
"Es un error subjetivizar los resultados de la investigación."
subjetivar
Transliteration: sub.ʒe.tʃiˈvaɾ
"O autor tenta subjetivar o discurso científico."
व्यक्तिपरक बनाना
Transliteration: vyaktiparak banana
"तथ्यों को व्यक्तिपरक बनाना भ्रामक हो सकता है।"
主观化
Transliteration: zhǔ guān huà
"我们不应该把客观的科学问题主观化。"
주관화하다
Transliteration: jugwanhwahada
"예술가는 일상의 경험을 주관화하여 표현한다."
主観化する
Transliteration: shukan ka suru
"客観的な事実を主観化して捉える傾向がある。"
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