| INSUBJECTIONS | • INSUBJECTION n. lack of subjection. |
| JABBERWOCKIES | • jabberwockies n. Plural of jabberwocky. • JABBERWOCKY n. nonsense, gibberish, also JABBERWOCK. |
| MOSBOLLETJIES | • mosbolletjies n. Plural of mosbolletjie. • MOSBOLLETJIE n. (South African) a sweet bun made of dough leavened with grape must. |
| NONOBJECTIVES | • nonobjectives n. Plural of nonobjective. |
| NONSUBJECTIVE | • nonsubjective adj. Not subjective. • NONSUBJECTIVE adj. not subjective. |
| OBJECTIVENESS | • objectiveness n. The characteristic of being objective; neutrality. • OBJECTIVENESS n. the state of being objective. |
| OBJECTIVISING | • objectivising v. Present participle of objectivise. • OBJECTIVISE v. to make objective, also OBJECTIVIZE. |
| OBJECTIVISTIC | • objectivistic adj. Of or pertaining to objectivism. • OBJECTIVISTIC adj. relating to objectivism. |
| OBJECTIVITIES | • objectivities n. Plural of objectivity. • OBJECTIVITY n. the state of being objective. |
| SUBJECTIFYING | • subjectifying v. Present participle of subjectify. • SUBJECTIFY v. to make subjective. |
| SUBJECTIVISED | • subjectivised v. Simple past tense and past participle of subjectivise. • SUBJECTIVISE v. to make subjective, also SUBJECTIVIZE. |
| SUBJECTIVISES | • subjectivises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of subjectivise. • SUBJECTIVISE v. to make subjective, also SUBJECTIVIZE. |
| SUBJECTIVISMS | • subjectivisms n. Plural of subjectivism. • SUBJECTIVISM n. the doctrine that all knowledge is subjective. |
| SUBJECTIVISTS | • subjectivists n. Plural of subjectivist. • SUBJECTIVIST n. a believer in subjectivism. |
| SUBJECTIVIZED | • subjectivized v. Simple past tense and past participle of subjectivize. • SUBJECTIVIZE v. to make subjective, also SUBJECTIVISE. |
| SUBJECTIVIZES | • subjectivizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of subjectivize. • SUBJECTIVIZE v. to make subjective, also SUBJECTIVISE. |
| SUBJUNCTIVELY | • subjunctively adv. In a subjunctive manner. • SUBJUNCTIVE adv. of a verb, in a mood or form expressing condition, hypothesis, or contingency. |
| UNJUSTIFIABLE | • unjustifiable adj. That cannot be justified, excused or pardoned. • UNJUSTIFIABLE adj. not justifiable. |