kontrolloiduksi

Kontrolloiduksi is a Finnish verb meaning "to be controlled" or "to have been controlled." It is the passive past participle of the verb kontrolloida, which means "to control." The word can be used in various contexts to describe a situation where an individual or entity is subjected to external influence or direction.

For example, one might say "Hän tunsi itsensä kontrolloiduksi" which translates to "He felt controlled." This implies a sense of being managed or dictated to by another party, whether it be a person, an organization, or even circumstances. The feeling of being kontrolloiduksi can range from mild inconvenience to significant distress, depending on the nature and intensity of the control.

In a political or social context, "kontrolloiduksi" can refer to populations or groups that are under the strict authority of a government or other power structure. Similarly, in a psychological context, it might describe a person who feels their actions or thoughts are not their own but are instead dictated by external forces or internal compulsions. The concept is fundamental to understanding power dynamics and personal agency.