- relevance
- n.
1) to have relevance to
2) of relevance to (his testimony is of no relevance to the case)
* * *['relɪv(ə)ns]to have relevance toof relevance to (his testimony is of no relevance to the case)
Combinatory dictionary. 2013.
relevance
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