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irrelevant

[ih-rel-uh-vuhnt] / ɪˈrɛl ə vənt /


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These days, art emphasizing subject matter often shunts form to the side, as if the visual analysis that form demands is irrelevant.

From Los Angeles Times

But the FA does not take a share of gate receipts, so that is an irrelevant argument when discussing equal prize money.

From BBC

Some believe the presence of AI is irrelevant – engagement is driven by enjoyment, and music people love is already serving its primary purpose.

From BBC

“I think that’s a political judgment,” he said, adding that his view was “entirely irrelevant.”

From Seattle Times

Fox’s attorneys called that testimony “false, irrelevant and unfairly prejudicial.”

From Seattle Times