objectivity [ˌɒbʤɪkˈtɪvəti, Am ˌɑ:bʤekˈtɪvət̬i] N no pl
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He stressed the need for objectivity but struggled with his own views on battles in which he had been personally involved.
en.wikipedia.org The great virtue of facts-based testing is its objectivity.
en.wikipedia.org All the submitted proposals remained anonymous to ensure objectivity.
en.wikipedia.org The former supports the idea of universal values, while the latter denies such values exist because it denies objectivity.
en.wikipedia.org However, like positivists, postpositivists pursue objectivity by recognizing the possible effects of biases.
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