objectivity in Japanese
objectivity in Japanese is 客観性 — objectivity means the quality of being fair and fact-based rather than influenced by personal feelings.
objectivity in Japanese
客観性
Pronounced: kyakkansei
The state of being objective, just, unbiased, and not influenced by irrational emotions or personal prejudices.
What does "objectivity" mean?
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noun The quality of being fair and fact-based rather than influenced by personal feelings.
"Journalists strive for objectivity when covering elections."
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objectivity in a sentence
- Journalists strive for objectivity when covering elections.
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What is "objectivity" in Japanese?
"objectivity" in Japanese is 客観性. objectivity means: The quality of being fair and fact-based rather than influenced by personal feelings.
How do you pronounce 客観性?
"objectivity" in Japanese is 客観性, pronounced "kyakkansei".
How do you use "objectivity" in a sentence?
Example: "Journalists strive for objectivity when covering elections." In Japanese, "objectivity" is 客観性.
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