unrelated
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3.5
- adjective
- /ˌʌn.rɪˈleɪ.tɪd/
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no relacionado
- No association indicated that scores on the masculinity measures were unrelated to the health outcomes.
- completely unrelated
- totally unrelated
- apparently unrelated
And I looked for books unrelated to this kind of.
- And I looked for books unrelated to this kind of.
- So I want to ask you a question unrelated to art, but more to fright.
- So he gets in trouble on an unrelated matter, and he goes on trial.
- And that is not unrelated to the final chapter of your book.
- And I feel like culturally that's not unrelated to the rise of minimalism and.
- I, I, I'd also, I'd started college just for kind of unrelated reasons a year early.
- That's because the prior recessions were caused by issues unrelated to the Fed inducing A recession.
- But of course before Einstein, E&M;, energy and mass were totally unrelated concepts.
- Like the, the the the fact that there's crimes going on is unrelated to crypto.
- Now, these are not unrelated developments that I am talking about here.
- And those things are like long lists of numbers or long lists of unrelated words or names for that matter.
- Instead, Hitchens responds by saying, yeah, well you can't explain this other unrelated thing.
- This seems like a good time to raise the topic of the microbiome and not as an unrelated topic and and here's why.
- I'd love to share some perspective, a little bit unrelated but a little bit related.
- And then completely unrelated Easter things.
Examples
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So you think the attack on the guard is unrelated?
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We see connections between unrelated things.
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So he gets in trouble on an unrelated matter, and he goes on trial.
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When I get sad, I like to think of good things that are unrelated to my problems.
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Others are coming into writing after working in an unrelated profession for years.
Academic text (2011) -
Nor was Egypt a reliable partner on issues unrelated to the Middle East.
Academic text (2011) -
In the final level, alternative curriculum, students' goals may be unrelated to those of their peers.
Academic text (2015) -
The fraud charges were unrelated to Calla BIOS.
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Skeptics cautioned that the decline might have been unrelated to any specific interventions.
Academic text (2013) -
The two incidents were completely unrelated and had no bearing on each other.
Synonyms
976
2.3
Not involved with a person or thing
355
3.6
Not related to the subject people are discussing or to the main point
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4.2
Not related to the subject or situation
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8.9
Not related to the topic being discussed
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4.9
Not connected or related to something else, like two separate events
Not connected to the main topic or activity
Not connected to a person's family
Not connected or joined, so parts seem separate
Not related to what is being discussed
Not related and not changing together
Antonyms
How Connected
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unrelated is made of un- 'not' plus related, from the same idea as relation or relative, which mean a 'connection'. So unrelated is a simple way to say two ideas, events, or things have 'no connection'.