1. having no statistical correlation or relationship between variables
Usage: statistics; mathematics

Examples

• The two datasets were completely uncorrelated.
• Stock prices and weather patterns are generally uncorrelated variables.
• The researcher found that test scores and shoe size were uncorrelated.
• These uncorrelated factors made it difficult to predict the outcome.
• The study showed that income and happiness were surprisingly uncorrelated.
• Scientists discovered the two phenomena were uncorrelated despite initial assumptions.