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irrelevante
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invàlid
Having no bearing on or connection with the subject at issue.
relevant
impertinent
unsuitable
immaterial
moot
extraneous
orthogonal
tangential
inapplicable
digressive
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irrelevante
1
Countries fear seeing their young people left behind, their workforce made
irrelevant
.
2
Say firmly: We will not have great questions decided by
irrelevant
agencies.
3
However, his argument, while compellingly presented, is
irrelevant
to the current debate.
4
Biases thus appear
irrelevant
for a common safety evaluation within clinical trials.
5
Annabella's unique perspective breached Shadow regardless, making the question of reality
irrelevant
.
6
Large sections of the public regard the law as outdated and
irrelevant
.
7
A few days on, however, this year's production does seem almost
irrelevant
.
8
When it is the owner, the market value of land is
irrelevant
.
9
But that could change under a new law, making the primaries
irrelevant
.
10
To the admirers of Trump, for example, facts and arguments appear
irrelevant
.
11
Money-atleast the amounts of money he was used
to
-
was
irrelevant
here.
12
Certain factors are
irrelevant
in assessing whether an independent contractor relationship exists.
13
A quick question on Peters - is he
irrelevant
,
they were asked?
14
The fact that the previous 17 years were claim-free is, apparently,
irrelevant
.
15
Perhaps she didn't understand just how
irrelevant
his body felt to him.
16
Newlands' table was initially dismissed by the English Chemical Society as
irrelevant
.
irrelevant
as irrelevant
become irrelevant
largely irrelevant
almost irrelevant
completely irrelevant
Portuguese
irrelevante
Catalan
invàlid
irrellevant