Definition of «irrelevant»

The word irrelevant means something that is not connected to what is being discussed or has no bearing on the matter at hand. It refers to information, opinions, or arguments that are not relevant and do not contribute to solving a problem or making a decision. In other words, it's something that doesn't matter or isn't important in the context of what you're talking about.

Usage examples

During the meeting, John brought up some irrelevant points that had nothing to do with the topic being discussed.
The information Lisa shared in her report was irrelevant to the main issues addressed in the project.
The professor asked the students to avoid including irrelevant references in their research papers.
The politician's speech was filled with irrelevant anecdotes, distracting the audience from the important matters at hand.
Sarah disregarded her friend's irrelevant comments and focused on the relevant aspects of the conversation.

Phrases with «irrelevant»

Sentences with «irrelevant»

To me it's as irrelevant as whether drug and alcohol addictions are caused by genetics or personal choice. (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)
Just avoid putting in irrelevant information such as your business education courses or the fact that you played baseball in college! (coverlettersandresume.com)
What the bible says is completely irrelevant in a secular society. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
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Definition of «irrelevant»

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Sentences with «irrelevant»

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