1. plural of pertinency; the quality or state of being pertinent; relevance or applicability to a matter at hand
Usage: formal; often used in legal or academic contexts
2. plural of pertinency; something that is pertinent or relevant; a detail or fact that applies to a particular situation
Usage: formal; archaic or rare usage

Examples

• The lawyer emphasized the pertinencies of the witness testimony to the case.
• The judge questioned the pertinencies of the evidence presented by the defense.
• In academic writing, maintaining pertinencies between your arguments and thesis is essential.
• The committee reviewed the pertinencies of each proposal before making a decision.
• The report highlighted the pertinencies of the data to the research question.