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Meanings of germane in English
Usage of germane in English
1
However, the analysts said it was not germane to the ratings analysis.
2
By quest-programs that present you with anything germane to your current interest.
3
But the amendment is not germane to the report of the committee.
4
The sacrificial heart has at all times been accounted germane to nobility.
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Amendments must be germane and most would likely be ruled out of order.
6
Unless it is germane to the real issue at hand, let it pass.
7
A tattoo isn't going to be germane to the immediate situation.
8
This fact is germane to the efficiency of the whole protest.
9
What I said in reply is not germane to this story.
10
The two inquiries were so germane that they helped him reciprocally.
11
It will be even more germane if Mitt Romney becomes president.
12
If this record is ever found, they will be germane to its testimony.
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This was a theme of extraordinary interest, and wholly germane to his purpose.
14
But, combined with them, were intellectual troubles which are indeed germane.
15
Such an act he deemed entirely germane to Zoraida's dark methods.
16
Raith," Anastasia said, "that is hardly germane to the subject at hand."
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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