relevant Synonyms
Strongest:
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Strongest:
- irrelevant
- immaterial
- pointless
- minor
- little
- trivial
- impertinent
- impertinent
- little
- insignificant
- irrelevant
- extraneous
- trivial
- inapplicable
- extraneous
- insignificant
- pointless
- immaterial
- unimportant
- unimportant
- minor
- inapplicable
Strong:
- unsuitable
- frivolous
- inapposite
- slight
- useless
- inappropriate
- purposeless
- purposeless
- irrelative
- slight
- negligible
- inconsequential
- frivolous
- inapposite
- meaningless
- negligible
- irrelative
- meaningless
- inappropriate
- inconsequential
- unsuitable
- useless
- trifling
- trifling
Weak:
relevant Meaning
relevant (a)
having a bearing on or connection with the subject at issue
relevant (a.)
Relieving; lending aid or support.
Bearing upon, or properly applying to, the case in hand; pertinent; applicable.
Sufficient to support the cause.
relevant Sentence Examples
- The relevant information was provided in the email attachment.
- The details of the project are irrelevant to our current discussion.
- Reading relevant articles can help you stay informed on current events.
- The doctor suggested a relevant treatment plan for the patient's condition.
- Only relevant job experience will be considered during the hiring process.
- The data collected was not relevant to the hypothesis being tested.
- It is important to focus on the relevant aspects of a problem when seeking a solution.
- The relevant authorities have been notified about the incident.
- The attorney presented relevant evidence to support their client's case.
- The company's marketing campaign targeted relevant demographics.
FAQs About the word relevant
having a bearing on or connection with the subject at issueRelieving; lending aid or support., Bearing upon, or properly applying to, the case in hand; pertinen
applicable, pertinent, appropriate, useful, meaningful, relative, apposite,important, pointed, germane
irrelevant, immaterial, pointless, minor, little, trivial, impertinent, impertinent, little, insignificant
The relevant information was provided in the email attachment.
The details of the project are irrelevant to our current discussion.
Reading relevant articles can help you stay informed on current events.
The doctor suggested a relevant treatment plan for the patient's condition.
