immaterial

IPA: ɪmʌtˈɪriʌɫ

adjective

  • Having no matter or substance.
  • (figurative) So insubstantial as to be irrelevant.
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Examples of "immaterial" in Sentences

  • The rest of the list is immaterial.
  • Furthermore, the length of the section is immaterial.
  • The duration of this apportionment is rather immaterial.
  • Additionally the size of the newspapare is immaterial too.
  • Anywhere the merits or demerits of this case are immaterial.
  • Your paragraphs of chatter are immaterial to the discussion.
  • Our materialistic outlook leaves no room for the immaterial.
  • I wanted the emphasis to be on the fact that the accuracy is immaterial.
  • The number of primary sources consulted is immaterial to the discussion.
  • Nevertheless, my opinion of the correctness of the inference is immaterial.

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