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Definition of irrelative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
unrelatedDated having no relations to each otherDated
- The topics were irrelative and confused the audience.
2.
irrelevantDated not related to the subject at handDated
- His comments were irrelative to the discussion.
3.
musicDated describing chords with no common notesDated
- The composer used irrelative chords for contrast.
Origin of irrelative
Latin, ir (not) + relative (related)
Examples of irrelative in a sentence
The two arguments were irrelative and caused confusion. The judge dismissed the evidence as irrelative. Her remarks were irrelative to the main issue. Irrelative harmonies added tension to the piece. The song's irrelative progressions intrigued the audience.
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- French:sans rapport, hors sujet, ...
- German:unzusammenhängend, irrelevant, ...
- Italian:scollegato, irrilevante, ...
- Spanish:irrelevante, no pertinente, ...
- Portuguese:não relacionado, irrelevante, ...
- Chinese:无关的, 不相关, ...
- Japanese:無関係な, 無関係, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مُرْتَبِط, غير ذي صلة, ...
- Hebrew:חֲסַר קֶשֶׁר, לֹא רֶלֶוַנְטִי, ...
- Russian:несвязанный, неуместный, ...
- Ukrainian:непов'язаний, недоречний, ...
- Hindi:असंबंधित, गैर-संबंधित, ...
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