Miellyttävämmiksi

Miellyttävämmiksi is a Finnish word. It is the comparative plural form of the adjective "miellyttävä," which means pleasant, agreeable, or enjoyable. Therefore, "miellyttävämmiksi" translates to "more pleasant," "more agreeable," or "more enjoyable" when referring to multiple things or people.

This word is used to describe a state of increased pleasantness or agreeableness. For instance, one might say that certain activities make life "miellyttävämmiksi" if they improve the overall quality of life and make it more enjoyable. Similarly, if a group of people are behaving in a way that is more polite and considerate than before, one could describe their behavior as becoming "miellyttävämmiksi."

The grammatical function of "miellyttävämmiksi" is typically predicative, meaning it follows a verb and describes the subject. It is used when comparing two or more subjects or when stating that a subject has become more pleasant compared to a previous state. The word is a key part of expressing degrees of subjective experience and social interaction in the Finnish language. Understanding its comparative and plural nature is crucial for accurate comprehension and usage.