subjectify

/ˌsʌbdʒɛktɪˈfaɪ/

Definitions

1. verb

to attribute or ascribe subjective qualities or characteristics to something.

“The artist chose to subjectify her emotions in the painting, creating a unique and expressive piece.”

2. verb

to make a judgment or interpretation based on personal feelings or biases.

“The politician’s decision was criticized for subjectifying the facts, rather than basing it on objective evidence.”

3. noun

the act of attributing or ascribing subjective qualities or characteristics.

“The subjectification of the data led to a biased conclusion.”

Synonyms

  • ascribe
  • attribute
  • subject

Antonyms

  • neutralize
  • objectify