germanely (Meaning)

germanely

closely akin, both relevant and appropriate, being at once relevant and appropriate

The evidence presented in the trial was not germanely related to the charges being brought against the defendant.
The discussion quickly veered into irrelevant territory, making it difficult to stay germanely focused.
I apologize for any digressions that may have occurred; let us now return to the germanely relevant topic.
The researcher carefully crafted the survey questions to ensure that they elicited germanely applicable data.
The lawyer skillfully objected to the opposing counsel's questions that were not germanely connected to the case.
It is important to stay germanely focused during meetings to ensure that all relevant matters are addressed.
The board of directors rejected the proposal because it was not considered germanely aligned with the company's strategic goals.
The student's thesis included several sections that were not germanely relevant to the stated research question.
The doctor explained the surgery to the patient in a germanely clear and concise manner, ensuring that the patient fully understood the procedure.
The news article was filled with irrelevant details and only briefly touched upon the germanely important facts.

closely akin, both relevant and appropriate, being at once relevant and appropriate

satisfactorily, properly, adequately, perfectly, correctly, sensibly, sufficiently,meaningfully, relevantly, pertinently

incorrectly, inaptly, mistakenly,erroneously, inaccurately, wrongly, inappropriately, improperly,faultily, misguidedly

The evidence presented in the trial was not germanely related to the charges being brought against the defendant.

The discussion quickly veered into irrelevant territory, making it difficult to stay germanely focused.

I apologize for any digressions that may have occurred; let us now return to the germanely relevant topic.

The researcher carefully crafted the survey questions to ensure that they elicited germanely applicable data.