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Meanings of relevancy in English
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pertinència Usage of relevancy in English
1
The little gesture she made admitted the recollection, but denied its relevancy.
2
The trend eventually faded, seemingly with the relevancy of the show itself.
3
Common sense, wartime relevancy, and fiscal restraint now figure more prominently in weaponeering.
4
As to the relevancy or irrelevancy of the clause in Matt.
5
There is no relevancy in the comparison, because the things are wholly unlike.
6
At the time when scholastic method developed, it had relevancy to social conditions.
7
Mr. Garth appeared to be puzzled to catch the relevancy of the remark.
8
Under the circumstances, however, I fail to see any relevancy in your question.
9
He had the habit of too great relevancy to be human.
10
We confirm the clinical relevancy of the 7 subtypes of TNBC.
11
Once observed, phenomena were tested for relevancy and thus became signs.
12
He's been around as long as he's been around, and he's maintained relevancy.
13
Gradually certain stimuli are selected because of their relevancy, and others are degraded.
14
With no apparent relevancy, and laying his hand on Faith's shoulder, he said:
15
Yesterday proved beyond the shadow of a doubt the relevancy of Reading Rainbow's mission.
16
EBONY: How important is relevancy over talent in this business?
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