Relevant or Relevent
Which spelling is correct, Relevant or Relevent, and how to use them properly.
❌INCORRECT
Relevent
This spelling is incorrect. "Relevent" is not a valid word in English.
✅CORRECT
Relevant
This is the correct spelling. "Relevant" is an adjective meaning closely connected or appropriate.
Definition
Relevant (adjective): Closely connected or appropriate to what is being done or considered; pertinent or applicable.
Examples:
- Please provide all relevant information.
- This experience is relevant to the job position.
- The article contains relevant details about the topic.
Synonyms
Words with similar meanings to "relevant":
Adjectives:
- Applicable
- Pertinent
- Related
- Appropriate
- Connected
Related Terms:
- Significant
- Important
- Material
- Germane
Note: "Relevant" is the correct spelling. "Relevent" is a common misspelling—remember, it ends with "-vant," not "-vent".
FAQ's
Is it relevent or relevant?
The correct word is "relevant." "Relevent" is a common misspelling.
How to pronounce relevant?
The correct pronunciation is /ˈrɛl.ə.vənt/ (REL-uh-vuhnt).
What does relevant mean?
Closely connected or appropriate to what is being done or considered; pertinent or applicable.