értelmesebbé

értelmesebbé is a Hungarian word meaning “more sensible” and is used to express that something becomes more reasonable or better reasoned. It is formed from the adjective értelmes (sensible, reasonable) and is used in constructions that indicate a change of state, typically with verbs such as válik (to become) or tesz (to make).

In usage, értelemesebbé can occur in both intransitive and causative contexts. For example, értelemesebbé válik describes a process of becoming more sensible, while értelemesebbé teszi describes making something more sensible. These forms are common in written Hungarian and in formal or analytical prose where the author discusses how a situation or proposal becomes more reasonable.

Etymology and related forms: értelem stems from értelmes, and értelemesebb is the straightforward comparative meaning “more sensible.” The form értelmesebbé adds a state-change nuance of becoming more sensible and is typically used with verbs that indicate change or consequence, such as válik or tesz. The construction is more common in descriptive or evaluative writing and may be less frequent in everyday speech.

Overall, értelmesebbé serves to convey a shift toward greater sense or rationality, either describing a thing’s evolution to a more sensible condition or describing an action that makes something more sensible. Its use complements other related forms like értelmesebb (the static comparative) and alongside verbs that express change of state.