relevance (Meaning)

Wordnet

relevance (n)

the relation of something to the matter at hand

Webster

Alt. of Relevancy

The relevance of the evidence to the case was called into question during the trial.
The researcher ensured that only the most relevant data was included in the study.
The article contained valuable information, but its relevance to my research was unclear.
The relevance of social media in modern marketing campaigns is undeniable.
The training session focused on identifying the most relevant aspects of the job.
The algorithm prioritizes search results based on their relevance to the user's query.
The bank account statement was irrelevant to the investigation and was excluded from the evidence.
The relevance of a scientific paper is often determined by its citations and impact factor.
The teacher emphasized the relevance of the lesson to real-world situations.
Irrelevant information can hinder understanding and waste time in decision-making.

the relation of something to the matter at handAlt. of Relevancy

relevancy, pertinence, materiality, applicability, bearing,connection, importance, significance, suitableness, rightness

inapplicability, irrelevancy, inapplicability, irrelevancy,irrelevance, irrelevance, insignificance, insignificance, unsuitability, extraneousness

The relevance of the evidence to the case was called into question during the trial.

The researcher ensured that only the most relevant data was included in the study.

The article contained valuable information, but its relevance to my research was unclear.

The relevance of social media in modern marketing campaigns is undeniable.