julistuksellinen

Julistuksellinen is a Finnish adjective that describes something as declaratory, proclamatory, or having the nature of a public announcement. It conveys a sense of formal declaration or official statement. The word is derived from "julistus," which means a declaration, proclamation, or manifesto.

When an action or statement is described as julistuksellinen, it implies that it is made openly and with the intention of informing or declaring something to a wider audience. It can refer to legal pronouncements, political statements, or any communication that carries significant weight and is made public. The term emphasizes the public and official character of the communication, suggesting it is not a private matter but one intended for general knowledge or observance.

For example, a government decree could be described as julistuksellinen if it is officially published and announced to the citizens. Similarly, a leader's speech outlining a new policy might be characterized as julistuksellinen due to its formal and public nature. The adjective highlights the act of making something known and official, often with an underlying sense of authority or importance. It distinguishes such acts from casual remarks or private conversations, focusing on their role as formal pronouncements.