üldsõnuline

Üldsõnuline is an Estonian adjective that translates to "general," "common," or "non-specific" in English. It is often used to describe something that applies to a broad category or group rather than being particular or detailed. For instance, one might refer to üldsõnaline statement, meaning a statement that is vague and lacks specific information. Similarly, an üldsõnaline agreement suggests a consensus or understanding that is not meticulously defined. The term is derived from the Estonian words "üld" (general) and "sõna" (word). It is the opposite of specific, detailed, or precise. When something is described as üldsõnaline, it implies that it covers a wide scope but may not delve into the intricacies of the subject matter. This can be useful in situations where a broad overview is required, but it can also be a drawback when clarity and precision are paramount. The context in which üldsõnaline is used will determine whether its general nature is seen as an advantage or a disadvantage.