ebakvaliteetne

Ebakvaliteetne is an Estonian adjective that translates to "low-quality" or "poor-quality" in English. It is used to describe something that does not meet expected standards of excellence, durability, or craftsmanship. The term can be applied to a wide range of items, services, or even abstract concepts.

For example, ebakvaliteetne construction might refer to a building that is poorly built and prone to problems. Ebakvaliteetne service could describe an experience where a customer is treated poorly or receives unsatisfactory assistance. In the context of goods, ebakvaliteetne products are often characterized by defects, short lifespans, or a lack of functionality.

The opposite of ebakvaliteetne is kvaliteetne, meaning "high-quality" or "good-quality." The distinction between the two is important in everyday language, influencing purchasing decisions, consumer reviews, and general perceptions of value. When something is described as ebakvaliteetne, it generally implies a need for improvement, repair, or replacement.