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objective adjective actual, broad-minded, candid, concrete, corporeal, desired, detached, disinterested, equitable, factual, fair, fair-minded, impartial, impersonal, judicial, just, material, neutral, nonpartisan, nonsubjective, open-minded, real, reasonable, scientific, sober, unbiased, unbigoted, uncolored, uninfluenced, unprejudiced, unslanted, unswayed, unwarped

objective noun achievement, aim, ambition, design, desire, desired object, destination, dream, end, expectation, final point, fixed purpose, formulated intention, goal, height of one's ambition, hope, idea, intention, locus qui petitur, mark, mission, point, purpose, pursuit, set purpose, settled purpose, target, terminal point
Associated concepts: lawful objectives

See also: actual, candid, cause, desideratum, design, destination, dispassionate, end, equitable, evenhanded, factual, fair, focus, goal, impartial, intent, intention, just, liberal, mission, motive, neutral, nonpartisan, open-minded, point, predetermination, project, purpose, pursuit, rational, reason, substantive, target, unbiased, unprejudiced

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achievement aim ambition aspiration Brief of Petitioners broad-minded candid concrete corporeal desideratum design desired destination detached disinterested dream end equitable evenhanded			obfuscated obfuscation Obit obiter dicta Obiter Dictum object object frivolously object lesson object of responsibility object of study object of the action object produced as evidence object submitted in proof of facts object to objectify objecting objection objection to a pleading objectionable objective objective certainty objective certitude objective necessity Objective Theory of Contract objectivity objectivizing objector objects objurgate objurgation objurgatory oblation obliga obligare obligate obligate oneself obligated obligation obligation accrued obligation incurred Obligation of contracts obligation of going forward obligation repudiated Obligations after car accident Obligations of employer? obligatorily will obligatoriness obligatory obligatus oblige obliged			Objectivists Objectivists Objectivists objectivity objectivity objectivity objectivity objectivity Objectivity (disambiguation) Objectivity (disambiguation) objectivization objectivization objectivization objectivization objectivization objectivize objectivize objectivize objectivize objectivize objectivized objectivized objectivized objectivized objectivized objectivizes objectivizes objectivizes objectivizes objectivizes objectivizing Objectize Objectlanguage Objectlanguage Objectless Objectless Objectless Objectless ObjectLOGO Objecto Voador Não Identificado objector objector objector objector objector objectors objectors objectors objectors Objectory ObjectPAL ObjectPAL programming language ObjectPro objects objects objects objects objects Objects and Relationships Graph Objects by Value Objects d'art

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