irrelevant

Bondi’s insults got the most press, because she would respond to any hard question by bringing up some irrelevant personal attack on whatever Democrat had her dead to rights.

He empathizes with people born in the 1940s who feel irrelevant, since even 20-year-olds now baffle him.

At Standard Chartered, the notion of a traditional full-time job is becoming increasingly irrelevant, as the global bank looks to remake its workforce for the AI age.

"Unfortunately, apart from some momentary outcry, similar events are becoming increasingly irrelevant and seen as marginal news items," he wrote.

For the purposes of this trial, it is irrelevant.