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Definition of pertinence - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
discussion valueRare how well something matches the topic or caseRare
- His statistics had little pertinence to the question being debated.
- The editor questioned the pertinence of including that anecdote in the article.
- In court, the lawyer defended the pertinence of the new forensic evidence.
Origin of pertinence
Latin, pertinere (to pertain)
Terms with pertinence included in their meaning
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legal pertinence
sufficiency of a statement to have legal weight
irrelevant
lacking relevance or pertinence
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- French:pertinence, ...
- German:Relevanz, ...
- Italian:pertinenza, ...
- Spanish:relevancia, ...
- Portuguese:pertinência, ...
- Chinese:相关性, ...
- Japanese:妥当性, ...
- Arabic:صِلَة, ...
- Hebrew:רֶלֶוַונְטִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:релевантность, ...
- Ukrainian:доречність, ...
- Hindi:प्रासंगिकता, ...
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