Epäspesifimpää

Epäspesifimpää is a Finnish word that translates to "less specific" or "more nonspecific" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "epäspesifi," meaning nonspecific. The word is used to indicate a degree of vagueness or generality, suggesting that something is not precisely defined or clearly particular.

In various contexts, "epäspesifimpää" can describe symptoms that are not clearly attributable to a single cause, such as general fatigue or mild discomfort. It might also be used to describe information that lacks detail or precision, requiring further clarification. For example, a vague instruction could be described as "epäspesifimpää" than a detailed one. The term implies a reduction in specificity, moving towards a broader or more generalized understanding. It is the opposite of "tarkempaa," which means more specific. The use of "epäspesifimpää" highlights a relative lack of distinct characteristics or detailed information.