täysimittaisen

täysimittaisen is a Finnish adjective that translates to "full-scale" or "complete" in English. It is used to describe something that is being done or implemented at its entire scope or without any limitations. The word is derived from "täysi" meaning "full" and "mitta" meaning "measure" or "scale".

The term "täysimittaisen" can be applied in various contexts. For example, it might refer to a full-scale military exercise, indicating that all planned units and equipment are involved. In the context of a project, "täysimittaisen" implementation suggests that the entire plan is being put into action, rather than a partial or pilot phase. It can also describe a complete or full-sized version of something, such as a "täysimittaisen" model of an aircraft, meaning a model built to the actual dimensions.

The adjective emphasizes the absence of compromise or reduction in scope. When something is described as "täysimittaisen," it implies a thorough and comprehensive approach. It is often used in official reports, planning documents, and discussions about large-scale operations or developments. The opposite of "täysimittaisen" could be "osittaisen" (partial) or "rajoitetun" (limited).