irrelevant

Suddenly, the patriarchy - a concept thought by many as arcane or irrelevant - was discussed widely.

In Ireland, the stories are almost never simple, and tend to involve seemingly irrelevant tangents and extended detours into the past.

A program that defines itself by championships risks becoming irrelevant when there’s an absence of hope, and USC is hopeless at the moment.

Both men, who were spoken to by Spanish police, were ruled as "irrelevant" to the investigation into Mr Slater's disappearance.

“We can’t sit there and watch other people,” he said, “because if we don’t handle what we’re supposed to handle it all is irrelevant. … I’m looking forward to learning about ourselves down this stretch.”