adjective

immaterial

immaterial, irrelevant, unimportant

Whether he comes or not is immaterial to me.

Whether he comes or not is immaterial to me.

Ghosts are said to be immaterial beings.

Ghosts are said to be immaterial beings.

((sth.)) is immaterial ((to sb./sth.)) (sth.) is not important (to sb./sth.) The cost is immaterial to the decision.

Synonyms: irrelevant, unimportant, spiritual; Antonyms: relevant, important, physical

From 'in-' (not) + 'material'. It means 'not material' either in the sense of not being physical, or not being important.

The prefix 'im-' means 'not'. So, something that is not material (important or physical) is immaterial.

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