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having a close connection with the situation or subject at hand
- Her research findings were relevant to the current discussion on climate change.
- He included only relevant information in his presentation to keep it focused.
- The course covers topics that are relevant to today's business environment.
- They had a relevant discussion about the implications of the new policy.
- It's important to provide relevant examples to support your argument.
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appropriate, important, or connected to the current time, situation, or context, often reflecting modern interests or concerns
- Staying relevant in a fast-evolving industry requires continuous learning and adaptation.
- The documentary remains relevant as it addresses issues that are still present in society today.
- The novel remains relevant decades after its publication, as its themes still resonate today.
- Staying relevant in a competitive market requires businesses to embrace innovation and change.
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