pertinence (Meaning)

Wordnet

pertinence (n)

relevance by virtue of being applicable to the matter at hand

Webster

Alt. of Pertinency

The study's findings lack pertinence to the current research question.
The speaker's comments did not exhibit the pertinence required for a productive discussion.
Determine the pertinence of data before including it in your analysis.
The jury disregarded the evidence due to its lack of pertinence.
Ensure that all information presented in the report has pertinence to the main topic.
The relevance and pertinence of the argument were insufficient to convince the audience.
It is crucial to establish the pertinence of each variable included in the research model.
The article's focus on historical events has limited pertinence to contemporary issues.
The court deemed the witness's testimony to be irrelevant and without pertinence.
The researcher carefully considered the pertinence of each hypothesis to the overall study design.

relevance by virtue of being applicable to the matter at handAlt. of Pertinency

relevancy,relevance, materiality, significance,applicability, bearing, importance, connection, seemliness, fitness

irrelevance, inappropriateness, unfitness, irrelevancy, unsuitability, unsuitability, unfitness, inappropriateness, inapplicability, irrelevance

The study's findings lack pertinence to the current research question.

The speaker's comments did not exhibit the pertinence required for a productive discussion.

Determine the pertinence of data before including it in your analysis.

The jury disregarded the evidence due to its lack of pertinence.