epäkyseenalaistavaa

Epäkyseenalaistavaa is a Finnish word that translates to "unquestionable" or "indisputable" in English. It describes something that is so evident, clear, or generally accepted that it does not invite or warrant any doubt or questioning. The term is formed by combining the prefix "epä-" (meaning "un-" or "not") with the word "kyseenalainen" (meaning "questionable") and the characteristic suffix "-tavaa" which forms a participle or adjective indicating something that is to be done or is in a state of being.

When something is described as epäkyseenalaistavaa, it implies a strong consensus or a lack of any significant opposing viewpoints. It suggests a situation, fact, or statement that is beyond reasonable debate. For instance, a scientific fact supported by overwhelming evidence might be considered epäkyseenalaistavaa. Similarly, a widely held ethical principle or a historical event with definitive documentation could also fall into this category.

The usage of epäkyseenalaistavaa often serves to emphasize the certainty and self-evidence of a particular matter. It can be used in discussions to quickly dismiss potential objections or to highlight the foundational nature of a concept. However, it is important to note that the perception of something being epäkyseenalaistavaa can sometimes be subjective, as what one person finds unquestionable, another might still choose to scrutinize. The word implies a very high degree of certainty, bordering on absolute.