be irrelevant

Frequency: 8.525.1 per million words

Used to state directly that something has no connection to the matter being discussed.

irrelevantVERB + irrelevant

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Examples (10)

  • This argument is entirely irrelevant to the question of who is right.
  • These issues are largely irrelevant and distract us from attending to the real questions.
  • Her statement is irrelevant to this case.
  • It's all irrelevant to me.
  • The color of the car is completely irrelevant to its performance.
  • His past mistakes are now irrelevant to his current role.
  • Such accusations will be irrelevant without concrete proof.
  • Many students feel that some historical dates are irrelevant to their modern lives.
  • For this experiment, the exact temperature was irrelevant.
  • Whether you agree or not is irrelevant; the decision has been made.