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immateriality

/ˌɪm.əˌtɪə.riˈæl.ɪ.ti/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la cualidad de ser irrelevante o carecer de importancia, o el estado de algo que no está compuesto de materia física.

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noun

/ˌɪm.əˌtɪə.riˈæl.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la cualidad de ser irrelevante o carecer de importancia, o el estado de algo que no está compuesto de materia física.

A noun referring to the quality of being irrelevant or unimportant, or the state of not being composed of physical matter.

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  1. IrrelevanceC1formal

    The state of being completely unimportant or not relevant to a particular matter, so that it can be disregarded.

    esIrrelevancia

    • The immateriality of his objection was quickly pointed out by the judge.
    • Given the immateriality of the evidence, the case was dismissed.
    • The immateriality of the details meant they were omitted from the final report.

    Sinónimosinconsequenceinsignificanceirrelevancetrivialityunimportance

    Antónimosconsequenceimportancematerialitypertinencerelevancesignificance

  2. Non-physical natureC2formal

    The quality of not being composed of matter; the state of being spiritual or abstract.

    esInmaterialidad

    • Philosophers have long debated the immateriality of the human soul.
    • The concept of immateriality is central to many metaphysical theories.
    • He argued for the immateriality of consciousness, separate from the brain.

    Sinónimosincorporealityinsubstantialityintangibilityspirituality

    Antónimoscorporalitymaterialityphysicalitysubstantiality

Formas
  • immaterialities plural form
  • immaterialities' possessive plural form
  • immateriality's possessive singular form
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