välttävämpi

välttävämpi is a Finnish word that translates to "more avoidable" or "more preventable" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "välttävä," which means "avoidable" or "preventable." The suffix "-mpi" indicates the comparative degree.

This word is used to describe situations, actions, or outcomes that could be avoided or prevented to a greater extent than others. For example, one might say that a certain accident was "välttävämpi" if the contributing factors were more easily recognized and addressed. Similarly, a disease that has more readily available preventative measures or treatments could be considered "välttävämpi."

The concept of "välttävämpi" is often employed in discussions related to safety, health, and risk management. It highlights the possibility of mitigating negative consequences through proactive measures or greater caution. Understanding the degree to which something is avoidable or preventable can inform decision-making and policy development. The word emphasizes a relative scale of preventability, suggesting that some undesirable events or situations are more susceptible to avoidance than others.