Täieulatuslike

Täieulatuslike is an Estonian adjective that translates to "full-scale," "comprehensive," or "extensive" in English. It is used to describe something that covers all aspects or a complete range of something. For instance, a täieulatuslike report would be one that is detailed and covers all relevant information. Similarly, a täieulatuslike campaign might refer to a widespread and thorough effort to achieve a particular goal.

The word is formed from the noun "täius" meaning "fullness" or "completeness" and the verbal noun suffix "-lik," which creates adjectives indicating a quality or characteristic. The plural genitive form "täielike" is often encountered when referring to multiple instances of something that is comprehensive.

In various contexts, täieulatuslike implies a high degree of thoroughness, completeness, and broad application. It suggests that no significant parts have been omitted and that the subject in question is examined or applied in its entirety. This term is frequently used in official documents, project descriptions, and academic writing to convey the scope and depth of an undertaking or analysis.