epärealistisemmiksi

Epärealistisemmiksi is the adessive plural form of the Finnish word epärealistinen. Epärealistinen translates to "unrealistic" in English. Therefore, epärealistisemmiksi means "more unrealistic" in the comparative plural form. It is used to describe multiple things or concepts that are less realistic than others. For example, one might say that certain plans are epärealistisemmiksi compared to other, more grounded proposals. The word is formed by taking the adjective epärealistinen, adding the comparative suffix -mpi to get epärealistisempi (more unrealistic), and then adding the adessive plural ending -ksi. The adessive case in Finnish typically indicates "on" or "by," but in this context, when used with the comparative, it functions to describe a state or a degree. Thus, epärealistisemmiksi can be understood as "becoming more unrealistic" or "as more unrealistic." It implies a comparison where multiple entities are perceived to be deviating further from reality.