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subjective [suhb-jek-tiv]
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: emotional; based on inner experience rather than fact
Synonyms: abstract, biased, fanciful, idiosyncratic, illusory, individual, instinctive, introspective, introverted, intuitive, nonobjective, nonrepresentative, personal, prejudiced, unobjective
Antonyms: objective, unbiased, unemotional, unprejudiced
Main Entry: egotistic/egoistic
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: thinking very highly of oneself
Synonyms: affected, aloof, autocratic, boastful, boasting, bragging, conceited, egocentric, egomaniacal, haughty, individualistic, inflated, inner-directed, intimate, intrinsic, introverted, isolated, narcissistic, obsessive, opinionated, personal, pompous, prideful, proud, puffed up, self-absorbed, self-admiring, self-centered, self-important, snobbish, stuck on oneself, stuck-up, subjective, superior, swollen, vain, vainglorious
Antonyms: altruistic, humble, modest, reserved, selfless, shy, submissive, timid, unassuming
Main Entry: immaterial
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: not existing in physical form
Synonyms: aerial, airy, apparitional, asomatous, bodiless, celestial, disbodied, discarnate, disembodied, dreamlike, dreamy, ethereal, ghostly, heavenly, impalpable, imponderable, incorporate, incorporeal, insensible, intangible, metaphysical, nonmaterial, nonphysical, psychic, shadowy, spectral, spiritlike, spiritual, subjective, supernatural, unearthly, unembodied, unfleshly, unsubstantial, unworldly, wraithlike
Antonyms: bodily, material, physical, real, solid, substantial
Main Entry: inherent
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: basic, hereditary
Synonyms: built-in, characteristic, congenital, connate, constitutional, deep-rooted, deep-seated, distinctive, elementary, essential, fixed, fundamental, genetic, immanent, implicit, in the grain, inborn, inbred, inbuilt, indigenous, indispensable, individual, indwelling, ingrained, inherited, innate, inner, instinctive, integral, integrated, internal, intimate, intrinsic, inward, latent, native, natural, original, part and parcel, resident, running in the family, subjective, unalienable
Notes: the word innate means 'inborn' and should apply to living things; inherent is 'essential, intrinsic' and applies best to nonliving things like ideas
Antonyms: acquired, added, external, extrinsic, incidental, learned
Main Entry: intellectual
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: very smart
Synonyms: bookish, brainy, cerebral, creative, highbrow, highbrowed, intellective, intelligent, inventive, learned, mental, phrenic, psychological, rational, scholarly, studious, subjective, thoughtful
Antonyms: foolish, ignorant, simple, stupid
Main Entry: internal
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: within
Synonyms: centralized, circumscribed, civic, constitutional, domestic, enclosed, gut, home, in-house, indigenous, inherent, innate, inner, innermore, inside, interior, intestine, intimate, intramural, intrinsic, inward, municipal, national, native, private, subjective, visceral, viscerous
Antonyms: external, outer
Main Entry: mental
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: concerning the mind
Synonyms: brainy, cerebral, clairvoyant, deep, heavy, ideological, imaginative, immaterial, inner, intellective, intellectual, mysterious, phrenic, psychic, psychical, psychological, rational, reasoning, spiritual, subconscious, subjective, subliminal, telepathic, thinking, thoughtful, unreal
Antonyms: body, physical
Main Entry: mysterious
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: secret, concealed
Synonyms: abstruse, alchemistic, arcane, astrological, baffling, cabalistic, covert, cryptic, curious, dark, difficult, enigmatic, enigmatical, equivocal, esoteric, furtive, hidden, impenetrable, incomprehensible, inexplicable, inscrutable, insoluble, magical, mystical, mystifying, necromantic, obscure, occult, oracular, perplexing, puzzling, recondite, secretive, sphinxlike, spiritual, strange, subjective, symbolic, transcendental, uncanny, unfathomable, unknowable, unknown, unnatural, veiled, weird
Notes: mysterious means of an obscure nature, while mystical means having a divine meaning that transcends human understanding
Antonyms: apparent, known, obvious, plain, public, straightforward, tangible, unmysterious
Main Entry: psychological
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: concerning the mind
Synonyms: cerebral, cognitive, emotional, experimental, imaginary, in the mind, intellective, intellectual, mental, psychical, subconscious, subjective, unconscious
Antonyms: body, physical
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