epätodennäköisinä

epätodennäköisinä is the plural partitive form of the Finnish adjective "epätodennäköinen," which translates to "improbable" or "unlikely" in English. The partitive case in Finnish is used to indicate an indefinite quantity, a part of a whole, or to express actions that are not completed or are uncertain. When applied to "epätodennäköinen," the plural partitive form suggests a situation, event, or outcome that is among several things that are not very likely to happen.

For instance, one might use "epätodennäköisinä" when discussing a list of potential scenarios, where some are highly probable, while others fall into the category of being improbable. The word emphasizes a degree of doubt or a low probability of occurrence within a group of possibilities. It conveys a sense of something being among the least expected outcomes.

The grammatical structure signifies that the noun being described is plural and that the adjective modifies it in a way that indicates it's a part of a larger, uncertain set. This form is crucial for nuanced expression in Finnish, allowing speakers to precisely convey the degree of likelihood or unlikelihood in various contexts.