unrelatedness
- noun
- /ˌʌn.rɪˈleɪ.tɪd.nəs/
- The unrelatedness of their backgrounds was evident during the conversation.
- task-unrelatedness
- unrelatedness and stimulus
- unrelatedness and stimulus independence
Examples
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The report highlighted the unrelatedness of the issues discussed at the meeting.
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Students often struggle with the unrelatedness of some topics to their interests.
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Some idea of unrelatedness underlies a lot of our thinking in risk.
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The difficult question is the degree of "unrelatedness to the curriculum" required for a group to be considered "noncurriculum related."
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In the model predicting task-unrelatedness of thought, no time-varying parameters reached significance.
Academic text (2018) -
We note, however, that visual inspection of the weekend-only data indicates a highly similar pattern for task-unrelatedness of thought (Fig. 4b).
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Red lines represent predictions of the optimal model for each dimension (cubic in all cases): (a) freedom-of-movement in thought, (b) task-unrelatedness of thought, (c) stimulus-independence of thought; see PDF for image #.
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Although no consensus has yet been reached as to how mind-wandering relates to freedom of movement in thought, task-unrelatedness, and stimulus-independence, previous work upholds the relevance of these dimensions to understanding mind-wandering and its implications for everyday life.
Academic text (2018)
Synonyms
Something not related to the main topic
Something not connected to the main topic
A gap or lack of connection between things
A feeling of being separate from other people and the world
Not taking part in or connected with something
A situation where things have no link or relation
A lack of connection between things or people
Not being connected with people or groups
The fact of not being related or important to the main point
Antonyms
How Connected
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unrelatedness is made of three parts: un- meaning 'not', related (as in relation or relative) from 'to connect', and -ness meaning 'state'. So unrelatedness is the 'state of not being connected', which is why we use it when things are not related to each other.