realistisemmat

Realistisemmat is a Finnish adjective form meaning "more realistic." It is the nominative plural form of the comparative adjective derived from realistinen (realistic) and is used to compare the realism of several nouns or noun phrases.

Formation and grammar: Realistisemmat comes from realistinen by adding the comparative suffix and the plural ending. It agrees with plural subjects, so it is used when describing multiple items that are considered more realistic than others. Related forms include realistisempi (singular, more realistic) and the various superlative and case forms that Finnish adjectives take.

Usage: The phrase is common in art criticism, journalism, film and literature discussions, and everyday speech when highlighting increased fidelity to reality or credibility. It can modify nouns such as lähestymistavat (approaches), kuvat (images), tai esitykset (presentations), for example: realistisemmat lähestymistavat_ (more realistic approaches).

Examples:

- Realistisemmat lähestymistavat voivat parantaa tarinan uskottavuutta.

- Elokuvan lopetus on realistisemmat kuin aiemmat versiot.

Notes: Realistisemmat emphasizes a comparative level of realism among multiple items. It is distinct from the singular form realistisempi and from other related terms like realistinen (realistic) and realism, though they share the same root. In Finnish, adjective forms vary by number and case, so the exact ending changes with grammatical context.

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