väärilisus

Väärilisus is a Finnish term that translates to "wrongness" or "incorrectness." It generally refers to a deviation from what is considered right, proper, or true. This concept can be applied in various contexts, from factual inaccuracies to moral or ethical transgressions.

In everyday language, väärilisus might describe a mistake in a calculation, a misunderstanding of a situation, or an action that is not in accordance with social norms or expectations. It signifies a state of being not as it should be. For example, stating a false fact is an instance of factual väärilisus.

In a more abstract sense, väärilisus can touch upon philosophical or ethical considerations. It can describe a situation where an outcome is unjust or unfair, or where a decision made is morally questionable. This broader interpretation highlights the subjective nature of "right" and "wrong" and how different individuals or societies may perceive väärilisus differently. The opposite of väärilisus would be oikeellisuus, meaning correctness or rightness.