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irrelevance

[ih-rel-uh-vuhns] / ɪˈrɛl ə vəns /


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Unlike succeeding Intel leaders who rebutted predictions of Moore’s Law’s demise, Moore predicted its irrelevance.

From Seattle Times

Excitement is high on both sides of this crosstown rivalry for the resurgence of two long-prominent football programs that spent far too much of the past decade-plus in irrelevance.

From Seattle Times

Amid a 2-1 start that includes a Week 3 shellacking of the host Los Angeles Chargers, however, this year’s Jaguars are hardly a group that epitomizes boring irrelevance.

From Washington Post

If McConnell's fondest hope had been realized — Trump withering away into irrelevance — this year's Senate elections would still pose a crucial test.

From Salon

“Less” began as a somber literary novel about a gay, middle-aged writer who reflects on aging and his fear of irrelevance.

From New York Times