irrelevant

These un-memoried heights are inhuman—or rather, irrelevant to humanity.

But the excess must be in the line of duty; merely needless and irrelevant action is not supererogation.

Then she had begun talking again of things relevant and irrelevant, and in doing so had betrayed her excitement.

"I shall be glad to show you my rooms," said Mrs. Leighton, with an irrelevant sigh.

You remind me of a passage in my story which I omitted, as irrelevant to the matter in hand.

Evidently all were expecting something and were filling up the interval with loud but irrelevant conversation.

This is by the way, though not, I hope, an irrelevant remark.

He changed the subject, and commenced talking about Alan—wondering where he was, and other irrelevant matters.

In others of the following, irrelevant matter has been introduced.

These little matters, relevant and irrelevant, being thus disposed of, Ben continued his narrative as follows.