levancy
/ˈlɛvənsi/ or /ˈlɛvəntsi/Definitions
1. noun
The quality or state of being relevant or pertinent, especially to a particular subject or issue.
“The debate’s focus on environmental levancy highlighted the importance of sustainable policies.”
2. noun
A social or cultural distinction, especially one based on class or status.
“The restaurant’s upscale levancy was evident in its elaborate decorations.”
3. verb
To make relevant or pertinent, especially to a particular subject or issue.
“The politician’s speech levanced the importance of education in her campaign.”