Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Objectively \Ob*jec"tive*ly\, adv. In the manner or state of an object; as, a determinate idea objectively in the mind.
Wiktionary
adv. In an impartial, objective manner.
WordNet
adv. with objectivity; "we must look at the facts objectively" [ant: subjectively]
Usage examples of "objectively".
Downstairs the whistle blew, and simultaneously the guard bugler began to blow Fatigue Call in the quad, and he could even listen to the call objectively.
Standing up so abruptly that her chair fell over, she marched across the street and put on her mourning dress and hat for her next objectively scientific epidemiological interview.
From this attack you suffered a psychosomatic wound which manifested objectively in an open wound, but, Mr.
I knew that I had to consider the whole matter very carefully and objectively, lest I should ever have occasion to put it all on the record for the benefit of future generations of psychotropic geneticists, but it was difficult looking back on the Teresa situation with calm objectivity, and even harder to contemplate writing it all down one day in careful scientific language.
Ridge decided objectively, even without such adornments, Quintel of the House of the Gliding Fallon would dominate any crowd.
Part of that greatness was due to his capacity to examine reality objectively, unswayed by self-esteem and personal grandiosity.
The tension between Dasein as objectively trained outside investigator and Dasein as would-be Santarogan convert provides a philosophical story line to complement the solution of the Jaspers mystery.
It marshals a vast amount of scientific evidence, from physics to biology, and offers extensive arguments, all geared to objectively proving the holistic nature of the universe.
Dragged from one bloody firefight to another by their Imperial minders, they did their best to cover everything as objectively as possible.
Objectively it only demands what the worst of the appeasers want, subjectively it is of a kind to irritate the possible friends of India in this country.
Objectively she was pleased that her voice didn't quaver as she supported Lars's testimony on each count, managing to publicly absolve him from felonious assault as he was, in fact, acting even when he abducted her in her best interests, contractually and personally.
If two people not communicating with each other analogously translate an unknown text, one tends to think that they have truly got to its "invariants," that what they have obtained is objectively inherent in the text and does not merely reflect their personal preconceptions.
The practical course of action for us, as religious men, would therefore, it seems to me, not be simply to turn our backs upon the ascetic impulse, as most of us to-day turn them, but rather to discover some outlet for it of which the fruits in the way of privation and hardship might be objectively useful.
So I fell back upon the discipline of the Wise Women and ordered myself to look upon him objectively as they would have done.
Objectively, he recognized that he came from a time where human development, introduced species, and global warming had impoverished the biosphere.