irrelevance [ɪˈreləvəns], irrelevancy [ɪˈreləvənsi] N form
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His writing is full of irrelevances, asides and colloquialisms, reading like the conversation of a raconteur rather than a tightly argued thesis.
en.wikipedia.org Yet such matters seem something of an irrelevance, since they only reflect an attitude of the time adopted by a celebrated pioneer of the harpsichord revival in the twentieth century.
en.wikipedia.org Before that, the idea of learning a particular fact may have been dismissed because of a misperception of irrelevance.
en.wikipedia.org However, some historians criticize the letters because of their historical irrelevance.
en.wikipedia.org The profession was facing irrelevance as the standards-based educational movement gained strength with little evidence of systemic effectiveness for school counselors.
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