Nonobjective (adjective)

1. Describing art or an artistic style that is not based on representing physical objects or reality, but instead on abstract forms, shapes, and colors.
2. Describing a person, a viewpoint, or an approach that is not influenced by personal emotions, opinions, or biases, but instead based on impartial, neutral, or scientific principles.

Origin:

Derived from the latin non, meaning 'not', and objective, meaning 'pertaining to an object or a physical reality'.

Examples:

1. The nonobjective painting was created by the artist to explore the use of color and form in a purely abstract way, without reference to the physical world.
2. The nonobjective architecture was designed to challenge traditional notions of form and function, by exploring new possibilities for space and structure.
3. The nonobjective music was composed to convey emotional states and sensations, rather than tell a story or depict physical objects.
4. The nonobjective scientific study was conducted to objectively evaluate the evidence and data, without being influenced by personal opinions or preconceptions.
5. The nonobjective approach was taken by the investigator to objectively assess the facts, without being influenced by personal beliefs or biases.