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Meanings of irrelevance in English

Portuguese
irrelevância
Catalan
impertinència

Relative quality.

      Related terms
      irrelevância
      Spanish
      irrelevancia

      Quantity in information theory.

            irrelevancia
            Usage of irrelevance in English
            1
            His supporters might convincingly reply, however, that his views were an irrelevance.
            The Guardian
            2
            Meanwhile, self-driving is almost an irrelevance for Tesla in the short term.
            Reuters
            3
            So now, with terrible irrelevance, his mind caught at the simple couplet:-
            An Old Meerschaum / From Coals Of Fire And Other Stories, Volume...
            4
            Doing anything less is a sure path to irrelevance and demographic decline.
            The Guardian
            5
            Stephens' biggest fear is the fate suffered by many middle-aged playwrights: irrelevance.
            The Guardian
            6
            Apart from being limp to the point of irrelevance, this is immoral.
            The Guardian
            7
            The manner of his victory, against his intimidated opponent, was an irrelevance.
            The Irish Times
            8
            He told himself that only broken people looked back on childish irrelevance.
            Tokyo to Tijuana: Gabriele Departing America
            9
            It may be an irrelevance, but it can be a magnificent one.
            The Irish Times
            10
            The banker listened gravely to Bob's recital, then inquired with apparent irrelevance:
            The Auction Block
            11
            The Quraysh must accommodate the new reality or vanish into irrelevance.
            Mother of the believers: a novel of the birth of islam
            12
            Recent events in the US have only highlighted the increasing irrelevance of celebrities.
            Independent.ie
            13
            Figures underline this perceived irrelevance - falling voter numbers and rising voter age.
            The Irish Times
            14
            Theo glanced up in surprise at the irrelevance of the inquiry.
            The Story of Porcelain
            15
            We need purpose not redundancy, meaning not irrelevance, dignity not distress.
            The Guardian
            16
            The SNP's policy of independence is a dangerous irrelevance, he says.
            The Guardian
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            Translations for irrelevance
            Portuguese
            irrelevância
            Irrelevance through the time
            Irrelevance across language varieties
            Ireland
            Common
            United Kingdom
            Common
            United States of America
            Less common