inapplicability (Meaning)

Wordnet

inapplicability (n)

irrelevance by virtue of being inapplicable to the matter at hand

Webster

The quality of being inapplicable; unfitness; inapplicableness.

The inapplicability of the law to this case rendered the plea moot.
Due to its inapplicability, the new regulation was revoked.
The principle of inapplicability exempts certain individuals from mandatory requirements.
The expert's testimony was deemed inapplicable due to its lack of relevance to the issue at hand.
The judge ruled that the subpoena was inapplicable as it violated the witness's privacy rights.
The inapplicability of the discount code caused frustration among customers during checkout.
The research findings were deemed inapplicable to the specific population under study.
The contract clause regarding termination was found to be inapplicable because of a technicality.
The inapplicability of the standard operating procedure led to a deviation from established protocol.
Despite its initial inapplicability, the amendment to the law now governs this situation.

irrelevance by virtue of being inapplicable to the matter at handThe quality of being inapplicable; unfitness; inapplicableness.

irrelevance, extraneousness, insignificance, impertinence, immateriality, unfitness, inaptness,emptiness, unsuitability, meaninglessness

connection, importance, relevance, relevancy, bearing, connection, bearing,applicability, relevancy, materiality

The inapplicability of the law to this case rendered the plea moot.

Due to its inapplicability, the new regulation was revoked.

The principle of inapplicability exempts certain individuals from mandatory requirements.

The expert's testimony was deemed inapplicable due to its lack of relevance to the issue at hand.