Pronunciation

/əbˈdʒɛktɪv/

Definitions

• Noun (n): A goal or aim that one seeks to achieve; something intended or striven for. Example: “The primary objective of the project is to increase efficiency.”
• Noun (n): A fact or truth that is verifiable, not influenced by personal feelings or opinions; a neutral standpoint or target. Example: “As a journalist, it’s essential to maintain objectivity and present the facts objectively.”
• Adjective (adj): Not influenced by personal feelings or opinions; based on facts; unbiased. Example: “An objective assessment of the situation is necessary.”
• Adjective (adj): Relating to something real and external to the mind; independent of thoughts and feelings. Example: “Objective reality can sometimes be different from our subjective perceptions.”

Phrases

• “Achieve your objectives”: Refers to successfully meeting set goals or targets.
• “Objective criteria”: Standards or measures that are impartial and not influenced by personal preferences or emotions.
• “Objective evidence”: Information or proof that is factual and not subject to interpretation.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “One of her key career objectives is to become a senior manager within five years.”
• Adjective: “A truly objective analysis must consider all available data without any preconceived notions.”
• “The scientist maintained an objective stance throughout the experiment to ensure accurate results.”

Synonyms

• Goal
• Aim
• Target
• End
• Purpose
• Impartial
• Unbiased
• Neutral
• Dispassionate
• Factual