subjective
sub-JEK-tivadjMeaning based on personal feelings, tastes or opinions
Memory hook depends on the SUBJECT: the person. Sami tastes the soup and gasps “Too spicy!”; Tia tastes the same soup and says “Not spicy enough!” Spiciness here is subjective.
Whether a song is beautiful is partly a subjective question.
In context The judges tried to follow clear rules, but scoring a painting is partly subjective: one judge loved its bold colors while another found them far too loud.
Similar personal, individual, emotional
Opposite objective, factual, impartial
From Latin subjectivus, from subicere (to place under): sub- (under) + jacere (to throw).