Immateriality (Noun)

The quality of not being physical; not consisting of matter.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

Complete irrelevance requiring no further consideration.

Nouns denoting relations between people or things or ideas.

The protester's suggestion to use unicorns as a symbol for the cause was dismissed as an immateriality by the event organizers.
In the grand scheme of the company's financial woes, the delay in the coffee machine's repair was deemed an immateriality.
The lawyer made it clear that the defendant's fashion choices were an immateriality and had no bearing on the case.
As the discussion wore on, it became apparent that the opposing side's counterargument was an immateriality and only served to distract from the main issue.
The architect waved off the homeowner's concerns about the color of the paint as an immateriality, saying it could be changed easily at a later date.