Irrelevant
Irrelevant adjective - Not having anything to do with the matter at hand.
Usage example: irrelevant questions that merely disrupted the classroom lesson
Relevant
Relevant adjective - Having to do with the matter at hand.
Usage example: make sure your comments during the interview are short and relevant
Both words in one sentence
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An opening clip from any medium (movies, television or skits) that will be relevant/irrelevant to the week's show.
Source: Podcast / Talkradar - An ending song to finish off the podcast which most of the time, as above, are relevant/irrelevant to the show.
Source: Podcast / Talkradar -
More than mere cultural outsiders, they are treated as walking blank slates, largely free of any relevant or irrelevant knowledge, experience, or biases.
Source: Emergent Human
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