immateriality

Examples

• All

• His objections were dismissed due to their clear immateriality in the discussion.

• The judge dismissed the case due to its immateriality.

• During the trial, the judge ruled that the witness's statement was of immateriality to the case.

• Her concerns about the dress code were of complete immateriality.

• The committee decided to focus on the key issues, ignoring any points of immateriality that did not affect the main argument.

• In the meeting, her comments were met with silence, highlighting their immateriality to the ongoing debate.

• The report concluded that the additional details were of no immateriality to the overall findings.

Synonyms

I

irrelevance

vsimmateriality

10 5.3

Something not related to the main topic

is fully irrelevant and requires no further consideration

I

insignificance

vsimmateriality

7 5.8

A state of not being important or having little effect

is stronger, declaring the matter irrelevant and closed for discussion

T

triviality

vsimmateriality

6 5.4

A small detail that does not matter

treats the same matter as fully irrelevant, not just minor

I

irrelevancy

vsimmateriality

5 6.6

Something not connected to the main topic

means complete lack of relevance that ends discussion

U

unimportance

vsimmateriality

1 4.6

A situation or thing that is not worth much attention

emphasizes outright irrelevance and final dismissal rather than mild lack of importance

I

inapplicability

vsimmateriality

1 8.4

The state of not being suitable or useful in a particular situation

means it is irrelevant enough to be ignored entirely

E

extraneousness

vsimmateriality

9.9

The fact of not being related or important to the main point

signals total irrelevance that removes need for further thought

N

negligibility

vsimmateriality

8.6

So small or unimportant that it does not matter

is broader, claiming full irrelevance rather than mere smallness

N

nonsignificance

vsimmateriality

7.7

A state of being unimportant with no real effect

goes further by saying the item is irrelevant and can be ignored

I

inessentiality

vsimmateriality

9.6

A state in which something is not necessary

focuses more on irrelevance and ends further consideration

S

superfluousness

vsimmateriality

8.4

Being more than what is needed

is about irrelevance to the issue rather than simple excess

I

insubstantiality

vsimmateriality

9.2

A lack of being real, strong, or convincing

relates more to lack of relevance or practical importance

Antonyms

I

importance

663 1.0

A quality that makes something have great value or effect

R

relevance

118 3.4

A close connection to what is being discussed

M

materiality

• Specialized

2 8.4

Importance of a fact or detail that needs attention

How Relevant

importance

663 1.0

relevance

118 3.4

insignificance

7 5.8

triviality

6 5.4

irrelevance

10 5.3

immateriality

9.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology