Subjective - Definition and Overview

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The word subjective has several denotations:

It has several dictionary definitions: see Wiktionary:Subjective.
In philosophy, it can refer to various forms of subjectivism.
In grammar, it refers to the nominative case.
In statistics, it refers to personal probability.
In economics, it refers to economic subjectivism.

The converse of 'subjective' is objective.

Example Usage of Subjective
	BrunaMilano: Highly Subjective and completely overrated.
	ggrey303: @locteach although grades are Subjective, students should still work hard and get the grade they deserve.
	JeromeShaw: #PachelbelSunday #5 Another Subjective assessment on #Pachelbel - Pachelbel – Canon In D Major. Best version. ♫ http://blip.fm/~g22j5

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Subjective - Definition and Overview

Example Usage of Subjective