Käskymuotoisesti

Käskymuotoisesti is a Finnish adverb that translates to "imperatively" or "commandingly" in English. It describes the manner in which something is said or done, indicating that it is delivered as an order, a command, or a strong directive. This adverb emphasizes the authoritative nature of the communication or action.

The word is derived from the Finnish noun "käsky," meaning "command" or "order." The "-muotoisesti" suffix transforms the noun into an adverb, signifying "in the manner of" or "in the form of." Therefore, "käskymuotoisesti" literally means "in the manner of a command."

When used in a sentence, "käskymuotoisesti" modifies a verb or an adjective to convey that the action or description is being performed with an imperative tone. For example, a teacher might speak "käskymuotoisesti" to their students, meaning they are giving instructions in a firm and commanding voice. Similarly, a military officer would issue orders "käskymuotoisesti." The adverb is employed to highlight the absence of suggestion or request, and the presence of an expectation of immediate obedience. It is a useful term for describing communication styles that are direct and authoritative.