Immaterial Definition

ĭmə-tîrē-əl
adjective
Not consisting of matter; incorporeal; spiritual.
Webster's New World
That does not matter; not pertinent; unimportant.
Webster's New World
Having no material body or form.
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Origin of Immaterial

Immaterial Sentence Examples

  • The immaterial in man is the expansive force inherent in him.

  • In other respects the difference between the two birds seems to be immaterial.

  • The distance of the eye from the lens is here immaterial.

  • The patient's consent is immaterial, since its absence would merely signify mental incompetence.

  • It is generally believed that he was imported in Anne's reign, but the exact date is immaterial, for, assuming that he was brought over as early as 1700 from Aleppo, he could scarcely have had a foal living before 1701, the first year of the 18th century.

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IIMIMM

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LALIAL

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