rehellisemmin

Rehellisemmin is a Finnish adverb derived from the adjective "rehellinen," meaning "honest." As an adverb, it functions to modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, indicating that an action or quality is performed or possessed in a more honest manner. The comparative form "rehellisemmin" directly translates to "more honestly." This implies a comparison between two or more instances of an action or state, where one is demonstrably more aligned with truthfulness or sincerity than the others.

For example, one might say "Puhu rehellisemmin" which translates to "Speak more honestly." This suggests that the current way of speaking is not perceived as fully honest, and an improvement in sincerity is requested. Similarly, in a context discussing ethical behavior, one might observe that a particular business practice is "toimii rehellisemmin kuin ennen," meaning "operates more honestly than before." The use of "rehellisemmin" allows for nuanced expression when evaluating degrees of honesty in actions, statements, or intentions. It is a common adverb used in everyday Finnish conversation and writing to convey a sense of increased truthfulness or integrity.