Suurejoonelisemaid

Suurejoonelisemaid is an Estonian adjective that translates to "grander," "more magnificent," or "more elaborate" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "suurejooneline," which means grand, magnificent, or elaborate. This term is used to describe things that are larger in scale, more impressive in appearance, or more complex in design than something else.

The usage of "suurejoonelisemaid" is typically found in contexts where a comparison of scale or impressiveness is being made. For example, one might describe a new architectural project as being "suurejoonelisemaid" than previous ones, implying a greater scope or more detailed ornamentation. Similarly, in the arts, a performance or exhibition could be deemed "suurejoonelisemaid" if it surpasses previous efforts in its ambition or execution.

The concept behind "suurejoonelisemaid" often relates to visual impact, ambition, or a sense of awe. It can apply to a wide range of subjects, including buildings, landscapes, events, artistic works, or even abstract concepts like plans or ideas when they are presented with a heightened sense of grandeur. The adjective emphasizes a qualitative leap in impressiveness, moving beyond mere size to encompass artistry, complexity, and overall impact.