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The sentence should be deleted because it introduces information that is irrelevant to the passage.irrelevant = not relevant
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The writer should delete the sentence because it provides background information that is irrelevant to the paragraph.irrelevant = not important or meaningful to the issue at hand (not relevant)
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He habitually wastes the committee's time with digressions on irrelevant topics.irrelevant = not relevant
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He was offered membership in Phi Beta Kappa but declined, insisting that titles and honors are irrelevant. (source)irrelevant = not important or not of interest
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He thinks exercise is irrelevant, because Tua is going to unlock the key to eternal life. (source)irrelevant = not important
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Our birth names were irrelevant, as were our past acquaintances and past accomplishments and past failures. (source)
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College was irrelevant to me. (source)irrelevant = not important or not of interest
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"That's good," said Winnie irrelevantly. (source)irrelevantly = in a manner that is not important enough to want to consider
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The shell was interesting and pretty and a worthy plaything; but the vivid phantoms of his day-dream still interposed between him and Piggy, who in this context was an irrelevance. (source)irrelevance = something unimportant
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If you came to me in company with a purple lion, a green elephant, and a scarlet unicorn astride which was the King of England in his Royal Robes, I do believe that it is you and you alone that people would stare at, dismissing the others as minor irrelevancies.† (source)irrelevancies = things that are not relevant (not related to the subject being considered, or not important enough to want to consider)
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Irrelevancy...† (source)Irrelevancy = the state of not being relevant (not related to the subject being considered, or not important enough to want to consider)
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Can't see what witness's literacy has to do with the case, irrelevant 'n' immaterial. (source)irrelevant = not related or significant to the subject being considered
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This silk dress is not warm enough for New England, she thought irrelevantly. (source)irrelevantly = without relevance to what's important at the moment
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An irrelevance.† (source)irrelevance = the state or degree of not being relevant (not related to the subject being considered, or not important enough to want to consider)
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It was astonishing to him how people could spend so much time on irrelevancies.† (source)irrelevancies = things that are not relevant (not related to the subject being considered, or not important enough to want to consider)
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She perched on the stool and treadled at her machine all day, turning out collars, the name of whose brand could be noted for its irrelevancy to anything in connection with collars.† (source)irrelevancy = the state of not being relevant (not related to the subject being considered, or not important enough to want to consider)
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