epätarkemmat

Epätarkemmat is a Finnish term that translates to "imprecise" or "less accurate" in English. It is a common adjective used in various contexts to describe something that lacks exactness or clarity. For example, in scientific discussions, one might refer to "epätarkemmat mittaustulokset" (imprecise measurement results) if the data collected has significant margin of error or uncertainty. Similarly, in everyday conversation, a statement could be described as "epätarkempi" if it is vague or does not provide specific details.

The concept of epätarkemmat can also extend to abstract ideas or explanations. An explanation might be considered epätarkempi if it is simplified to the point of losing crucial nuances or if it relies on generalizations that do not hold true in all situations. In the context of language, "epätarkempi ilmaisu" refers to an expression that is not specific enough, leading to potential misunderstanding. The opposite of epätarkemmat would be "tarkempi," meaning more precise or accurate. Understanding the degree of precision is often important for effective communication and accurate analysis in many fields.