Common
Subjective
Subjective adjective - Of, relating to, or belonging to a single person.
Usage example: even seemingly unbiased judges are influenced by their own subjective assumptions and interpretations of the law
Common is an antonym for subjective.
Both words in one sentence
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It's particularly common in media aimed at children and general audiences, as kids (usually) get scared more easily than adults, but can be seen pretty much anywhere by anyone, due to the extremely subjective nature of horror.
Source: Accidental Nightmare Fuel -
Too bad it's subjective Hell.And his name's pronounced GHEE-ger.Common themes in Giger's work include: Admiring the Abomination: His works are likely to invoke this in artists and fans of psychology, horror, and design.
Source: Creator / H. R. Giger - Limited/Subjective is the most common POV choice in modern literature.
Source: Point of View
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