lopullisemmat

The term "lopullisemmat" is a Finnish word that translates to "more final" or "ultimate" in English. It is a comparative form of the adjective "lopullinen," meaning "final" or "ultimate." This word is used in various contexts to indicate a greater degree of conclusion or completeness compared to a previous state.

In practical terms, "lopullisemmat" might be used to describe a revised plan that is considered more definitive than an earlier draft, or a decision that is more conclusive. It can also refer to an outcome that is more absolute or irreversible. For instance, one might speak of "lopullisemmat päätökset" (more final decisions) when a committee has reached a more solidified agreement after a period of discussion.

The nuances of "lopullisemmat" depend heavily on the context in which it is used. It suggests a progression towards finality, implying that while something may be more final now, there could potentially be even more definitive stages or outcomes in the future. It is a comparative adjective, highlighting a relative increase in the sense of conclusion.