Want, need or desire something.
That's the verb form known something needed or desired.
The verb form is very common such as:
She wants to be happy living here.
That country, once more financial support.
Now this can be used idiomatically want in, want out of something.
So to inter a group or situation, for example let's say you know about a group of investors and they're making a lot of money.
Meaning: I want to be part of that group.
Now if the same group is not doing well investing and they're losing money and you're part of that group you could say:
I want out, this group is losing money.
Objective, something important, a person, company or group is trying to achieve is trying to get. What is their objective?
One of her objective is to graduate next year.
It's very similar to want. An objective is a wont.
Now there's an adjective form.
I'm not gonna spend too much time on it but it means not influenced by your own feelings believers or ideas for example:
The judges should all be objective when they vote during the Olympics.
Do you think the judges are objective?
Okay, now let's look at some synonyms to the noun form of objective:
This is my target, right here.
This is my objective easier good words higher vocabulary.
I want chocolate, but she wants vanilla.
I want to improve my English in order to achieve my goals.
Study hard and reach your objectives.
My company's main objective is to increase sales by twenty percentages.
Adj.