epärealistisempi

epärealistisempi is a Finnish word. It is the comparative form of the adjective epärealistinen, meaning unrealistic. Therefore, epärealistisempi translates to "more unrealistic."

The word is used to describe something that is less grounded in reality or less likely to happen than something else. For example, one might say that a plan is epärealistisempi if it relies on conditions that are even less probable than those in another, already improbable plan. It can be applied to ideas, expectations, goals, or situations.

The root word, epärealistinen, is formed by combining the prefix epä- (meaning "un-", "non-", or "dis-") with the word realistinen, which means realistic. The suffix -mpi indicates the comparative degree in Finnish grammar.

The usage of epärealistisempi is straightforward. It follows the typical comparative adjective structure in Finnish. For instance, "Tämä ehdotus on epärealistisempi kuin edellinen" translates to "This proposal is more unrealistic than the previous one." The word conveys a degree of unlikelihood or impracticality relative to another point of comparison.