irrelevantly

American  

[ir-el-uh-vuhnt-lee] / ɪrˈɛl ə vənt li /

adverb

1. in a way that is not relevant to the matter being discussed or considered.

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Example Sentences

But, he notes, irrelevantly, “I was Joey Jeremiah’s stand-in on ‘Degrassi.’

From Los Angeles Times

Ljungberg had taken to the dugout in a thick bench jacket that kept the critics who, irrelevantly, had questioned his choice of attire at Carrow Road on Sunday guessing.

From The Guardian

In the Western media, the discussion is irrelevantly framed in light of increased gender mixing.

From Washington Post

They also pointed out, irrelevantly, that two of the officers were Hispanic and a third was black, and that the encounter had ended with a handshake.

From The New Yorker

He counsels Isabelle to develop an “interior sun,” a phrase that supplies the film’s French title and that is bizarrely reversed by the English translation, which irrelevantly evokes “Hair.”

From New York Times