not connected or associated

not connected by kinship

Not related by blood or affinity; having no connection with.

" They weren't important; they were mainly verbal, and unrelated to actuality," Rand said. – Murder in the Gunroom by Henry Beam Piper

It was wholly unrelated in time and space: it stood alone by itself, lighted up by a single spark, without rational connection before or after it. – Recalled to Life by Grant Allen

There is no human experience more acutely painful than when one awakens to the fact that he is a person, an ego, unrelated to people or things, with no real claim to assert save that of habit or associations. – Confessions of Boyhood by John Albee

The system adopted in Great Britain, where each county or group of counties maintains an agricultural college and an experimental farm, and many more elaborate systems on the continent, were all found on examination to be inapplicable to our own rural conditions, unsuitable to the national character, and unrelated to the history of our agriculture. – Ireland In The New Century by Horace Plunkett

But despite her exhaustion there remained within her, possessing her, as it were overshadowing her, unrelated to future or past, the presence of the man who had awakened her to an intensity of life hitherto unconceived. – The Dwelling Place of Light, Complete by Winston Churchill Last Updated: March 5, 2009

Sentences unrelated, bizarre combinations of words- a kaleidoscopic procession of astounding ideas- art, life, war, streets, people- he knew what they were all about. – Erik Dorn by Ben Hecht

The later birth would be that of another person, an altogether different being, unrelated to the first- a new John Smith succeeding to the late Tom Jones. – A Cynic Looks at Life Little Blue Book #1099 by Ambrose Bierce

No special provision is made for apprentices as distinct from journeymen, and the trade classes are attended by a considerable number of wage- earners employed in occupations unrelated to industrial work. – Wage Earning and Education by R. R. Lutz

For some cause unrelated to him or to Anna, to Flora or the silent boat, bugles and drums were assembling the encamped brigade. – Kincaid's Battery by George W. Cable

Unrelated Ideas in One Sentence 10. Do not combine ideas which have no obvious relation to each other. – The Century Handbook of Writing by Garland Greever Easley S. Jones

Scattered, unrelated information is both dry and worthless. – Christopher and the Clockmakers by Sara Ware Bassett

This is the advice I have received: not to comment on anything unrelated to the topic that I was told I would be talking about when I came down here. – Underground by Suelette Dreyfus

There is also another point about radiating lines, and that is their power of setting up a relationship between lines otherwise unrelated. – The Practice and Science Of Drawing by Harold Speed

Her head buzzed with worrying, unrelated thoughts, so that she put up her hands and held it in place on her shoulders as she shuffled wearily along. – Marm Lisa by Kate Douglas Wiggin

They did so as though they were totally unrelated and had never met before. – The Rustle of Silk by Cosmo Hamilton

In the English plan the oversea colonies are unrelated atoms. – The Open Secret of Ireland by T. M. Kettle

Under all the varied types with their different forms as found among scattered and unrelated tribes the game holds to its original significance, primarily religious in character, being an appeal for the protection and the perpetuity of life. – Indian Games and Dances with Native Songs by Alice C. Fletcher

As far as twelve we make use of simple unrelated terms. – The Grammar of English Grammars by Goold Brown

I was not mature enough to reflect that orthodoxy was a Sunday religion unrelated to a world whose wheels were turned by the motives of self- interest; that it consisted of ideals not deemed practical, since no attempt was made to put them into practice in the only logical manner,- by reorganizing civilization to conform with them. – The Complete PG Edition of The Works of Winston Churchill by Winston Churchill

The issue resolves itself into many immediate and seemingly unrelated decisions. – American World Policies by Walter E. Weyl