pertinency

/'pə:tinəns/ Cách viết khác : (pertinency) /'pə:tinəns/
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pertinency

The lawyer argued for the pertinency of the evidence to the case.

Definition

Noun: - The quality of being relevant or applicable to the matter at hand: Pertinency refers to the state or fact of being directly connected with and important to the subject or situation being considered.

Usage

Pertinency is a formal noun used to describe the characteristic of something being appropriate, suitable, and logically related to the current topic or issue. It emphasizes a direct and meaningful connection.

Examples
  • The lawyer questioned the pertinency of the witness's testimony to the case.
  • When writing an essay, you must ensure the pertinency of all your supporting evidence.
  • The committee will judge the pertinency of each proposed amendment before the vote.
Advanced Usage
  • "Pertinency of a question/argument/evidence": This common collocation highlights the direct relevance of a specific element to the discussion.
    • The judge allowed the question due to its clear pertinency to the defendant's motive.
Variants and Related Words
  • Pertinent (adj): Relevant or applicable to a particular matter.
    • She asked a very pertinent question during the meeting.
  • Pertinence (n): A synonym for pertinency, meaning the quality of being pertinent.
    • I doubt the pertinence of that historical example to our modern problem.
Synonyms
  • Relevance: The quality of being closely connected or appropriate.
  • Applicability: The quality of being relevant or appropriate.
  • Appositeness: The quality of being appropriate or suitable.
Antonyms
  • Irrelevance: The quality of being not connected with or relevant to something.
  • Impertinence: Lack of relevance; inappropriateness (in this specific context).
pertinency

The lawyer argued for the pertinency of the evidence to the case.

Noun
  1. relevance by virtue of being applicable to the matter at hand

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