kokeellisemmaksi

kokeellisemmaksi is a Finnish word that translates to "more experimental" or "more in a spirit of experimentation" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "kokeellinen," meaning experimental. The word is used to describe a situation, process, or approach that is becoming or has become more characterized by experimentation, trial and error, or a willingness to try new things.

The term can be applied in various contexts. In the arts and sciences, "kokeellisemmaksi" might refer to a shift towards more unconventional methods, a greater exploration of uncharted territory, or a departure from established norms. For instance, a musician's sound might evolve to become kokeellisemmaksi, incorporating new instruments or structures. Similarly, a scientific research project could aim to become kokeellisemmaksi by testing hypotheses in novel ways or by venturing into less explored fields of inquiry.

In a more general sense, "kokeellisemmaksi" can describe a personal attitude or a collective mindset. If a group decides to make their work process kokeellisemmaksi, they are likely encouraging more brainstorming, embracing a higher tolerance for failure as a learning opportunity, and actively seeking innovative solutions. This comparative form highlights a progression or a desired direction towards a more experimental approach.