Definition Synonyms
Definition of off-topic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
irrelevantnot related to the matter under discussion
- His comment was off-topic during the meeting.
2.
tangentialdiverging from the main subject
- The conversation became off-topic and we lost focus on the main issue.
Origin of off-topic
off (away) + topic (subject)
Terms with off-topic included in their meaning
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taboo subject
topic considered off-limits or taboo
off topic
talking about something unrelated to the main subject
off topic
conversation that strays from the main topic
off-topic
off the subject or point
irrelevant
irrelevantly or off-topic in a discussion
off-topic
having strayed from the main topic
off-topic
characterized by deviation from the main topic
distraction
off-topic discussion during a main conversation
off-topic content
not related to a central theme or subject
Examples of off-topic in a sentence
Her off-topic remarks confused the audience. His remarks were completely off-topic. The email thread went off-topic quickly.
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- French:hors sujet, ...
- German:irrelevant, tangential, ...
- Italian:fuori tema, ...
- Spanish:irrelevante, ...
- Portuguese:irrelevante, ...
- Chinese:不相关的, 偏离主题的, ...
- Japanese:話題外, 本題から逸れる, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر ذي صِلَة, خارج عن الموضوع, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא קָשׁוּר לַנּוֹשֵׂא, מִחוּץ לַנּוֹשֵׂא, ...
- Russian:не по теме, ...
- Ukrainian:недоречний, тангенціальний, ...
- Hindi:अप्रासंगिक, विषय से भटका हुआ, ...
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