Similar words: objectivism, subjectivity, subjective, subjectively, objectivity, subjection, subject index, collectivism. Meaning: [səb'dʒektɪvɪzm] 
n. 1. (philosophy) the doctrine that knowledge and value are dependent on and limited by your subjective experience 2. the quality of being subjective.
n. 1. (philosophy) the doctrine that knowledge and value are dependent on and limited by your subjective experience 2. the quality of being subjective. 
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1. This shows the important difference between subjectivism in faith and in doubt.
2. Radical subjectivism brings the anguish and forlornness of existentialism to man at the close of dualism.
3. They would be signs of an unprofessional subjectivism and impressionism; in recent radical discourse they indicate an undesirable mystification.
4. This does not completely refute the charge of subjectivism.
5. We either choose objectivism or subjectivism in crime theory.
6. To combat subjectivism we must propagate materialism and dialectics.
7. Such an appraisal stems mainly from subjectivism.
8. There will be subjectivism in the future, just as there is today.
9. That is why we have combatting subjectivism, which has two aspects: dogmatism and empiricism.
10. It is impossible to avoid some degree of subjectivism in planning.
11. Dogmatism and empiricism alike are subjectivism, each originating from an opposite pole.
12. As for shortcomings, are we totally free from subjectivism or bureaucracy?
13. Must correct the wrong inclination of subjectivism of any kind in time.
14. Subjectivism has other forms beside the more pursuit of amusement.
15. In criticism, it is essential to guard against subjectivism and arbitrariness.
16. Will there be no trace of subjectivism ten thousand years from now?
17. After being overcome , subjectivism and sectarianism crop up again and have to be overcome again.
18. There was some subjectivism in the programme , but we have eliminated it.
19. Again, the academic establishment in criminal law has pursued subjectivism with evangelical zeal.
20. I won't go into bureaucracy today and will deal only with subjectivism and sectarianism.
21. Theoretically we should know the duality of globalization with subjectivism and objectivism.
22. There are two kinds of theory in civil-law countries, for example, objectivism, subjectivism.
23. Want prosperity to develop academic economics, should encourage good style of study, object subjectivism and doctrinairism.
24. Stereotyped Party writing is a vehicle for filth, a form of expression for subjectivism and sectarianism.
25. Some thoughts and slogans prevalent around 1958 fully displayed the rampancy of subjectivism .
26. In scientific discussions it is essential to guard against subjectivism and arbitrariness.
27. There are important ways in which we have come under the influence of rationalism and subjectivism .
28. Contemporary evangelicalism has sought a middle way with modernity via religious subjectivism.
29. None of main versions of civil code or contract law wholly embodied subjectivism or objectivism.
30. Will it undermine our Party's prestige if we criticize our own subjectivism,(sentencedict.com) bureaucracy and sectarianism?
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