Associations to the word «Relevant»
Noun
- Stakeholder
- Relevance
- Keyword
- Query
- Retrieval
- Metadata
- Datum
- Competency
- Topic
- Competence
- Expertise
- Gov
- Information
- Variable
- Learner
- Context
- Applicant
- Clinician
- Forum
- Ontology
- Precedent
- Stimulus
- Dissemination
- Pedagogy
- Sentencing
- Defendant
- Criterion
- Disclosure
- Statute
- Document
- Schema
- Interpreting
- Registry
- Summary
- Assessment
- Legislation
- Guideline
- Parameter
- Compliance
- Directive
- Documentation
- Inference
- Consideration
- Provision
- Appraisal
- Cue
- Respondent
- Semantics
- Cally
- Evaluation
- Semantic
- Indexing
- Issue
Adjective
- Irrelevant
- Timely
- Contextual
- Applicable
- Meaningful
- Statutory
- Syntactic
- Factual
- Semantic
- Perceptual
- Defendant
- Appropriate
- Pursuant
- Causal
- Empirical
- Departmental
- Methodological
- Qualitative
- Topical
- Explanatory
- Salient
- Predictive
- Responsive
- Cognitive
- Pragmatic
- Rigorous
- Interpersonal
- Interdisciplinary
- Understandable
- Regulatory
- Substantive
Wiktionary
RELEVANT, adjective. Directly related, connected, or pertinent to a topic.
RELEVANT, adjective. Not out of date; current.
Dictionary definition
RELEVANT, adjective. Having a bearing on or connection with the subject at issue; "the scientist corresponds with colleagues in order to learn about matters relevant to her own research".
Wise words
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