Pronunciation: /ɪˈrɛləvənt/
noun a person or thing that is irrelevant
A1 I don't understand why we are discussing something irrelevant.
A2 The teacher told us to ignore any irrelevant information in the passage.
B1 The presentation was full of irrelevant details that confused the audience.
B2 It's important to focus on the main points and not get distracted by irrelevant side issues.
C1 The research findings were groundbreaking, making previous studies seem irrelevant.
C2 The court dismissed the evidence as irrelevant to the case at hand.
adjective not relevant or applicable; unimportant
A1 The color of the sky is irrelevant to the topic of this conversation.
A2 His opinion on the matter is irrelevant since he was not present during the discussion.
B1 The details of her personal life are irrelevant to the project we are working on.
B2 The data from last year is irrelevant to the current market trends.
C1 The minor discrepancies in the report are irrelevant in the grand scheme of things.
C2 Her complaints about the office temperature are irrelevant when considering the company's financial performance.
formal The data presented in the report is irrelevant to our current project.
informal I don't think that information is relevant to what we're doing.
slang Who cares about that? It's totally irrelevant.
figurative Her comments were like background noise, completely irrelevant to the conversation.
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