Epäselvempää

Epäselvempää is a Finnish word that translates to "more unclear" or "less distinct" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective epäselvä, which means unclear, indistinct, vague, or ambiguous. The suffix -mpi indicates the comparative degree, and the suffix -ä is the partitive case ending, commonly used for comparative adjectives in Finnish.

This term can be used in various contexts. For instance, in discussions about vision, epäselvempää might describe a sight that is less sharp than before, or an image that lacks definition. In communication, it could refer to a statement or explanation that is more confusing or harder to understand than a previous one. The word implies a reduction in clarity or certainty.

The concept of "more unclear" suggests a comparison between two states or degrees of indistinctness. Something that was previously clear might become epäselvempää, or an already somewhat vague notion could become even more so. The word carries a sense of diminishing precision and increasing ambiguity.