immaterial
immaterial
adjective
/ˌɪməˈtɪəriəl/
1 ​not usually before noun not important in a particular situation
SYNONYM irrelevant
The cost is immaterial.
immaterial to somebody/something It is immaterial to me whether he stays or goes.
These facts are immaterial to the problem.
Collocations
verbs
be
prove
seem
adverb
completely
entirely
quite
preposition
to
2 ​(formal) not having a physical form
an immaterial God
the immaterial mind/soul
OPPOSITE material
Word Origin
late Middle English (in sense (2)): from late Latin immaterialis, from in- ‘not’ + materialis ‘relating to matter’.
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