Difference between Relevant and Germane

RELEVANT vs GERMANE: NOUN

Related to a matter at hand, especially to a subject under discussion. : relevant.
Literally, near akin; hence, closely allied; appropriate or fitting; relevant.
Related to the topic being discussed or considered.
Relevant and appropriate

To the purpose; pertinent; applicable: as, the testimony is not relevant to the case.
In law, being in subject-matter germane to the controversy; conducive to the proof or disproof of a fact in issue or a pertinent hypothesis. See irrelevant.
In Scots law, sufficient legally: as, a relevant plea.
Synonyms and Apposite, appropriate, suitable, fit.

Useful, Relevance, Appropriate, In hand, Under consideration, To the point, In question, In dispute, At issue, Material, Crucial, Related, Applicable, Germane, Pertinent

Instructive, Tangential, Irrelevant, Salient, German, Own, Afferent, Associated, Linked, Appropriate, Apropos, Pertaining, Pertinent, Related, Relevant

Meaningful, Salient, Useful, Appropriate, Under consideration, To the point, In question, In dispute, At issue, Material, Crucial, Related, Applicable, Germane, Pertinent

Instructive, Tangential, Irrelevant, Salient, German, Own, Afferent, Associated, Linked, Appropriate, Apropos, Pertaining, Pertinent, Related, Relevant

Federal Government pays all relevant costs, and the Federal Government receives all relevant payments.
Dealer shall use a Relevant Volatility Input that is no greater than such volatility input for such Relevant Positions.
The pricing service also evaluates each security based on relevant market information including relevant credit information, perceived market movements and sector news.
The investigation generally will include interviews with the parties, relevant witnesses, and a review of relevant documents and other available evidence.
This includes both legal inquiry; to understand the relevant provisions of labour law, and analysis of data and relevant literature.
Users should always seek professional advice relevant to their particular set of circumstances from a qualified health professional or other relevant professional organisations.
In deciding whether to grant antitrust clearances, the relevant authorities will consider the effect of the merger on competition within their relevant jurisdictions.
DESCRIPTION OF RELEVANT SAFETY STANDARDSThis study reviewed six safety standards relevant to automotive electronic control system safety, as listed above.
Is this degree more relevant to the job than my other relevant experience including jobs, volunteer work, or certifications?
The auditors must have access to existing audit resources, relevant personnel and all relevant operational areas.

This dual character makes a number of protections germane.
Sample characteristics are germane to the study of stress.
Consequently, analogous cases such as Brown Shoe are germane.
Everything germane to the covenant was now in place.
Germane to our faith or Pleasure next door.
And this lead us to the germane bit.
Both amendments involve separate issues germane to themselves.
Signature, which is not germane to this appeal.
Most germane to the current study et al.
The accountants, to be sure they see what is germane to their task, look at minutes thatturn out not to be germane.

Is building construction illustrated still relevant?
Is prostaglandin biology relevant to atherosclerosis?
Is indeterminate liability a relevant consideration?
Are professional development courses still relevant?
Are collateralized debt obligations still relevant?
Is automatic processing relevant cognitive phenomenon?
Are neuroscientific discoveries philosophically relevant?
Is Aviva relevant life insurance with employee significant illness benefit relevant?
What are the relevant relevant applications for 3D-printed electronics?
When are independently relevant statements relevant under SCRA 455?