irrelevant to
Frequency: 8.220.3 per million words
Used to specify the person, topic, or situation for which something is irrelevant.
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Examples (10)
- Her statement is irrelevant to this case.
- It's all irrelevant to me.
- This argument is entirely irrelevant to the question of who is right.
- His past experience seemed irrelevant to the new job requirements.
- The color of the car is completely irrelevant to its performance.
- Whether you like it or not is irrelevant to the decision.
- Many historical facts are considered irrelevant to modern politics.
- The detailed statistics were irrelevant to the general public.
- Such personal opinions are irrelevant to the scientific discussion.
- For an experienced programmer, the operating system is largely irrelevant to their work.