Relevance is a characteristic attributed to everything that is of fundamental importance to something, that is, whatever is relevant.
This characteristic is related, in comparative terms, for example, to an element that is more prominent than others, whatever the area.
Examples:
“The relevance of the matter was made clear when the club president gave an opinion on this matter at a press conference”.
"The mayor promised to hire a relevant artist for the city's birthday party".
“Rafael's article is very relevant to the topic".
In most cases, the relevance of something becomes evident. In other contexts, however, it can be quite subjective.
For example, a food critic might find a particular restaurant wonderful, with lots of relevance to the branch, while a second critic may not have this same impression of it. place.
However, the term can also refer to a protruding part as a kind of bump on a smooth surface.
Typically, relevance is used in situations where you want to highlight the part that does not conform to the flat surface.
Example: “This wall has a part with a relevance in the right corner. Can you find out about this?”.
Relevance can also refer, for the Accounting branch, to a qualitative characteristic that accounting data must have, such as comparability and reliability.
In this case, accounting relevance refers to information that should be of sufficient importance to exert a certain influence on the decision-making of those who may reach use it.
See also the meaning of Relevant.
Relevance Synonyms
The term can still be replaced by synonyms like:
- Expression;
- Mounts;
- Magnitude;
- Spotlight;
- Merit;
- Value;
- Shade;
- Relief;
- Highlight;
- Distinction;
- Interest;
- Importance;
- Meaningfulness;
- Relevance.
