epäkelvollista

Epäkelvollista is a Finnish word that translates to "unsuitable," "unacceptable," "ineligible," or "unqualified" in English. The specific nuance of the word depends heavily on the context in which it is used. It generally implies a deficiency or a lack of required qualities for a particular purpose, role, or standard.

For example, a candidate might be deemed epäkelvollista for a job if they lack the necessary skills or experience. Similarly, a piece of evidence could be considered epäkelvollista in a legal proceeding if it does not meet the established rules of admissibility. In a more general sense, something that is epäkelvollista is not considered good enough or does not measure up to expectations. The term can also be applied to abstract concepts, such as an argument that is considered epäkelvollista because it is illogical or poorly constructed. The opposite of epäkelvollista would be something that is kelvollista, meaning suitable or qualified.