Synonyms and antonyms of Not relevant or appropriate in British Thesaurus

irrelevant (adjective)

not important or not relevant to what you are discussing or doing

inappropriate (adjective)

not suitable in a particular situation

unimportant (adjective)

not important or relevant

marginal (adjective)

not considered important or relevant

immaterial (adjective)

not important or relevant

unrelated (adjective)

not connected to a subject that you are thinking about or discussing

extraneous (adjective)

not relating to the subject or situation that you are dealing with

academic (adjective)

not relating to a real situation, and therefore not relevant

beside the point ()

not relevant or important to the subject you are discussing

neither here nor there ()

used for saying that something does not matter because it is not relevant

anachronism (noun)

something that is no longer suitable for or relevant to modern times

(as) dead as a dodo ()

no longer existing, relevant, or important

be another/a different story ()

to not be relevant

be that as it may ()

used for saying that even if something is true, it does not affect your opinion

dead (adjective)

no longer considered useful, relevant, or likely to be successful

have some/no bearing on something ()

to be relevant/not relevant to something, or to have /an influence/no influence on it

in any event ()

whatever happens or has happened

inapplicable (adjective)

formal not relevant

in the wrong ()

someone who is in the wrong has made a mistake and deserves the blame for it

irrelevance (noun)

the fact of being not relevant

moot (adjective)

American no longer important, because a particular situation has changed or no longer exists

n/a (abbreviation)

not applicable: used on forms when the form requests information or asks a question that is not relevant to you

outmoded (adjective)

no longer useful, suitable, or relevant

out of place ()

if something looks out of place, it is in a position where it does not belong or look good

parenthetical (adjective)

not directly connected with what you are saying or writing

passé (adjective)

no longer fashionable or relevant

peripheral (adjective)

connected with something but not a necessary or important part of it

red herring (noun)

something that is not relevant that makes you confused or takes your attention away from what you should be concentrating on

regardless (adverb)

without being affected or influenced by someone or something

regardless of ()

without being affected or influenced by anything else that happens or exists

remote (adjective)

not connected or relevant to something

so-called (adjective)

used for showing that you think a word used for describing someone or something is not suitable

there’s no call for something ()

used for saying that you think something is not necessary or suitable

untenable (adjective)

impossible to defend as fair, suitable, or true