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immaterial [‚ɪmə'tɪərɪəl](a) (unimportant) sans importance;∎ whether I was there or not is immaterial que j'aie été présent ou non est sans importance;∎ that point is immaterial to what we are discussing cela n'a rien à voir avec ce dont nous sommes en train de parler;∎ the truth is immaterial to him la vérité est sans importance à ses yeux(b) Philosophy immatériel
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