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neither here nor there

/niːðər ˈhɪər nɔr ˈðɛər/ · nei·ther here nor there
adverbial phrase
  1. Having no influence or significance on the issue at hand The fact that pledges willingly submit themselves to hazing is neither here nor there, and any organization that engages in hazing will lose its charter.
Did you know? The phrase 'neither here nor there' is often used in formal or written contexts to convey that a particular point or fact is not relevant to the discussion at hand, and is commonly seen in academic, legal, or technical writing.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 0 lookups Added Aug 13, 2026