objectively in Italian
objectively in Italian is oggettivamente — objectively means in a way based on facts rather than personal feelings.
objectively in Italian
oggettivamente
In an impartial, objective manner.
What does "objectively" mean?
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adverb In a way based on facts rather than personal feelings.
"Try to judge the evidence objectively, not emotionally."
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objectively in a sentence
- Try to judge the evidence objectively, not emotionally.
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What is "objectively" in Italian?
"objectively" in Italian is oggettivamente. objectively means: In a way based on facts rather than personal feelings.
How do you use "objectively" in a sentence?
Example: "Try to judge the evidence objectively, not emotionally." In Italian, "objectively" is oggettivamente.
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