English–Japanese
“objectivity” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikyakkan
Example
私は主観ではなく客観を重視します。watashi wa shu kan de wa na ku kyak kan o jū shi shi ma su
I value objectivity rather than subjectivity.
How to say “objectivity” in Japanese
“Objectivity” in Japanese is 客観 (kyakkan).
Means judging or describing something from evidence rather than from personal feelings or interests.
Example sentences with 客観
話し合いでは、客観と主観を区別して考えます。hana shi a i de wa kyak kan to shu kan o ku betsu shi te kanga e ma su
In discussions, we distinguish between objectivity and subjectivity.
Tips for using 客観
- Objectivity is commonly contrasted with subjectivity, so English discussions often use the pair to distinguish evidence-based views from personal perspectives.