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subjective

adjective as in emotional; based on inner experience rather than fact

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This is one of the most complex and highly subjective parts of the law.

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Everything is too subjective to each individual incident, which means the referee's interpretation takes centre stage.

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Ultimately, these are subjective questions on which opinions will vary.

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However, officials are advised that it's usually best to leave complicated subjective offside decisions to the VAR, and if that had happened Liverpool would likely have had an equaliser.

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That meant collecting—and leveraging—solid information about how they performed, instead of relying on highly subjective measures like a worker’s visibility on the job or relationship with the boss.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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