Mõjuvamad

Mõjuvamad is an Estonian word that translates to "more influential," "more impactful," or "more persuasive" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "mõjuv," meaning influential, impactful, or persuasive.

This word is used to describe something or someone that possesses a greater degree of influence, impact, or persuasive power compared to something or someone else. For instance, one might discuss "mõjuvamad ideed" (more influential ideas), "mõjuvamad esinejad" (more impactful speakers), or "mõjuvamad argumendid" (more persuasive arguments).

The comparative form "mõjuvamad" indicates a distinction or a ranking based on the level of effect or sway something has. It implies a comparison within a group or against a previous state. The context in which "mõjuvamad" is used will determine the precise nuance of its meaning, whether it refers to a stronger emotional appeal, a greater logical force, or a more significant effect on a situation or audience. It is a versatile term employed across various fields, from political discourse and marketing to personal interactions and academic discussions, to highlight relative degrees of effectiveness.