Konkreettisemmat

Konkreettisemmat is a Finnish word that translates to "more concrete" or "more tangible" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "konkreettinen," meaning concrete or tangible.

This word is used in various contexts to describe something that is less abstract and more specific, real, or practical. For example, a discussion might become "konkreettisempi" if it moves from general ideas to specific examples or actions. Similarly, a plan might need to be made "konkreettisempi" to be easily understood and implemented.

In everyday language, "konkreettisemmat" can be used to request more detail, evidence, or a clearer explanation of a concept. It implies a desire for something that can be perceived through the senses or understood through direct experience, rather than something purely theoretical or hypothetical. The word emphasizes a shift from the abstract to the observable or the actionable.