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beside the point
(redirected from beside the question)

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beside the point and beside the question
irrelevant; of no importance. That's very interesting, but beside the point. That's beside the point. You're evading the issue.
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beside the point
not important I can't think of anything that he and I agree on, but that's beside the point. Opposite of: to the point
See also: beside, point
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