unrelated

households containing two or more unrelated people.

nothing obscures the outlines of an orchestral passage more than a drum roll on an unrelated note.

any of various unrelated animals, such as the shipworm or the slowworm, resembling a worm in habit or appearance.

Life measures out its rewards in ways unrelated to how people deserve them.

The two topics are completely unrelated.

His actions were unrelated to the crime.

The new policy is unrelated to the previous one.

Her comments were unrelated to the discussion.

The two incidents seem unrelated at first glance.

His sudden outburst was unrelated to the topic at hand.

The company's financial troubles are unrelated to the recent market downturn.

The professor's lecture seemed unrelated to the course material.

The two suspects have unrelated alibis for the night of the crime.

The weather forecast is unrelated to the actual weather conditions sometimes.