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nonsense | American Dictionary

nonsense
noun[ U ]
us/ˈnɑnˌsens, -səns/
foolish words or actions:
Those accusations are pure/sheer nonsense.
What’s all this nonsense about quitting school?
Nonsense is also language that cannot be understood or that has no meaning.

nonsensical

adjective[ not gradable ]us/nɑnˈsen·sɪ·kəl/

Examples of nonsense

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Despite the odd bit of nonsense here and there, this book goes some way to addressing those questions.
I would like to examine them with you this evening, because they appear to me to contain much more than the permissible percentage of nonsense.
There is an analogy, but we press it too far; we are tempted by it to talk nonsense.
I am quoting from memory but the nonsense has stuck in my mind.
Furthermore, a statistically significant correlation of .62 was found between scores on this nonsense repetition task and those on a task of sentence comprehension.
To say that shamanism is universal, and more importantly symbolism is universal, is nonsense.
I consider all the elaborate games to recover power secretly as total nonsense.
I propose here an interpretation according to which what is said makes a nonsense of the orthodox picture.
The mutations a re also heterogeneous in type, and include missense and splice site mutations as well as frameshift and nonsense mutations.
Truncating mutations (frameshift and nonsense) are shown with light-green lines; missense mutations are indicated with dark-green lines.
Most mutations are nonsense or frameshifting and predict a truncated protein product.
Dreaming is the way our cognitive and signifying schemes give sense to stimulation that is in itself nonsense.
The ideas we reject are not nonsense or neurotically conceived pseudo-ideas per se which philosophy as a form of therapy should cure.
In a second experiment, another group was asked to learn the same set of nonsense syllables as names for animals.
There are a lot of nonsenses in the way in which it operates.
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