subjectify

subjectify
subjectification, n.
/seuhb jek"teuh fuy'/, v.t., subjectified, subjectifying.
1. to make subjective.
2. to identify with (a subject) or interpret subjectively. Cf. objectify.
[1865-70; SUBJECT + -IFY]

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