objektiivisemmilla

objektiivisemmilla is a Finnish word, the adessive plural form of the adjective "objektiivisempi" which means "more objective". The adessive case in Finnish is used to indicate location, possession, and means or instrument. Therefore, "objektiivisemmilla" literally translates to "with more objective" or "by means of more objective (things/methods)".

In linguistic contexts, "objektiivisemmilla" might be used to describe approaches or tools that are considered more objective than others. For example, a researcher might state that they are using "objektiivisemmilla" methods to gather data, implying a shift towards less subjective or biased techniques. This could involve employing quantitative measurements, standardized procedures, or data analysis that minimizes personal interpretation.

The concept of objectivity itself refers to the quality of being unbiased, fair, and impartial. When applied to "objektiivisemmilla", it suggests a comparative degree of this quality. It implies that a certain standard or baseline of objectivity exists, and the methods or tools being referred to surpass that standard. The specific context in which "objektiivisemmilla" is used would clarify what is being compared and in what respect it is considered more objective. For instance, it could be used in discussions about scientific research, journalism, legal proceedings, or even everyday decision-making where the aim is to reduce personal biases.