ADJECTIVE
sachlich/ˈzaxlɪç/objective; matter-of-fact; factual
sachlich is a German adjective that means objective, matter-of-fact, or factual. It is pronounced /ˈzaxlɪç/. Its comparative and superlative forms are "sachlicher" and "sachlichsten".
Definitions
1.objective, unbiased, based on facts rather than emotions(attitude/behavior)
a.objective, neutral in judgment or tone
Die Diskussion verlief sehr sachlich und ruhig.—The discussion proceeded very objectively and calmly.
2.clear and matter-of-fact, free from embellishment or emotion(style/language)
a.matter-of-fact, straightforward in language or style
Der Bericht ist sachlich geschrieben.—The report is written in a matter-of-fact style.
Adjective Forms
| Positive | sachlich |
|---|---|
| Comparative | sachlicher |
| Superlative | sachlichsten |
Frequently asked questions
- What does "sachlich" mean in English?
- "sachlich" means objective, matter-of-fact, or factual. It is a German adjective.
- How do you pronounce "sachlich"?
- "sachlich" is pronounced /ˈzaxlɪç/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
- What are the comparative and superlative of "sachlich"?
- The comparative of "sachlich" is "sachlicher" and the superlative is "sachlichsten".
- What part of speech is "sachlich"?
- "sachlich" is a adjective in German.
