Epäedullisemmin

Epäedullisemmin is a Finnish word that translates to "less advantageously" or "less favorably" in English. It is the comparative form of the adverb "epäedullinen," which means "disadvantageous" or "unfavorable." The word is used to describe a situation, outcome, or condition that is less beneficial or more detrimental than another. For instance, one might say that a business decision turned out epäedullisemmin than expected, implying it yielded poorer results than anticipated. Similarly, a trade agreement could be described as epäedullisemmin for one party if it results in less favorable terms compared to previous arrangements. The word carries a connotation of detriment or a negative deviation from a more desirable state. It is a common adverb used in everyday Finnish to express a comparative lack of advantage or a worsening of circumstances. The subtle nuance of the word lies in its comparative nature, always implying a comparison to a previous or alternative, more favorable situation.