Synonyms for More irrelative:
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adj.
• foreign
- Inconsonant
, - Irrelative
, - accidental
, - adventitious
, - extraneous
, - extrinsic
, - heterogeneous
, - immaterial
, - impertinent
, - inapposite
, - incompatible
, - incongruous
, - inconsistent
, - repugnant
, - unassimilable
, - uncharacteristic
, - unrelated
.
• immaterial
- foreign
, - inapplicable
, - inappropriate
, - inconsequential
, - inconsiderable
, - inconsiderate
, - inessential
, - insignificant
, - matter of indifference
, - meaningless
, - no big deal
, - no never mind
, - of no account
, - of no consequence
, - of no importance
, - trifling
, - trivial
, - unimportant
, - unnecessary
.
• inapplicable
• unrelated
- beside the point
, - dissimilar
, - mismatched
, - nongermane
, - not germane
, - not kin
, - not kindred
, - not related
, - separate
, - unassociated
, - unattached
, - unconnected
, - unlike
.
What are the hypernyms for More irrelative?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more irrelative?
The antonym for "more irrelative" is "more relevant." When something is relevant, it is applicable or connected to the topic at hand. The opposite of that would be irrelative, meaning something that has no connection or bearing on the subject. To be more relevant means to have more importance, significance, or usefulness to the matter in question. Being more irrelative would mean having less importance, less significance, or less usefulness - essentially being irrelevant. It is essential to properly understand and utilize antonyms as they can effectively convey a specific meaning or idea by highlighting the opposites.
What are the antonyms for More irrelative?
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adj.
• foreign
• immaterial
- bodily
, - essential
, - important
, - material
, - meaningful
, - physical
, - real
, - significant
, - solid
, - substantial
, - useful
, - valuable
, - worthwhile
.
• inapplicable
• unrelated
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