Täiemahuline

Täiemahuline is an Estonian adjective that translates to "full-scale," "comprehensive," or "all-encompassing" in English. It is used to describe something that is complete, extensive, and includes all necessary or expected components.

The term can be applied in various contexts. For instance, a täiemahuline uuring refers to a comprehensive study that examines all aspects of a particular subject. Similarly, täiemahuline teenus indicates a service that covers all possible needs or requirements of the client. When referring to a täiemahuline projekt, it implies a project that is fully planned and executed with all its elements in place.

The adjective emphasizes the completeness and thoroughness of an action, plan, or entity. It suggests that nothing significant has been left out and that the subject in question is fully developed or realized. The opposite of täiemahuline would be something partial, limited, or incomplete. For example, a partial response or a limited scope would not be considered täiemahuline. The word conveys a sense of entirety and substantiality.