nonsense 音标拼音: [n'ɑnsɛns]
n . 胡说,胡扯,胡闹,废话,无意义的话
胡说,胡扯,胡闹,废话,无意义的话
nonsense adj 1 :
having no intelligible meaning ; "
nonsense syllables "; "
a nonsensical jumble of words " [
synonym : {
nonsense (
a )},
{
nonsensical }]
n 1 :
a message that seems to convey no meaning [
synonym : {
nonsense },
{
bunk }, {
nonsensicality }, {
meaninglessness }, {
hokum }]
2 :
ornamental objects of no great value [
synonym : {
folderal },
{
falderol }, {
frill }, {
gimcrackery }, {
gimcrack }, {
nonsense },
{
trumpery }]
Nonsense \
Non "
sense \,
n . [
Pref .
non -
sense :
cf .
F .
nonsens .]
1 .
That which is not sense ,
or has no sense ;
words ,
or language ,
which have no meaning ,
or which convey no intelligible ideas ;
absurdity .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
Trifles ;
things of no importance .
[
1913 Webster ]
{
Nonsense verses },
lines made by taking any words which occur ,
but especially certain words which it is desired to recollect ,
and arranging them without reference to anything but the measure ,
so that the rhythm of the lines may aid in recalling the remembrance of the words .
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1913 Webster ]
Syn :
Folly ;
silliness ;
absurdity ;
trash ;
balderdash .
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1913 Webster ]
fiddledeedee \
fid "
dle *
dee *
dee `\,
interj .
An exclamatory word or phrase ,
equivalent to {
nonsense }!
[
Colloq .]
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1913 Webster ]
125 Moby Thesaurus words for "
nonsense ":
Greek ,
absurdity ,
absurdness ,
amphigory ,
antics ,
applesauce ,
babble ,
babblement ,
balderdash ,
baloney ,
bibble -
babble ,
bilge ,
blabber ,
blah ,
blather ,
blatherskite ,
blether ,
bombast ,
bosh ,
buffoonery ,
bull ,
bullshit ,
bunk ,
bunkum ,
bushwa ,
cackle ,
capering ,
claptrap ,
cock ,
crap ,
double Dutch ,
double -
talk ,
drip ,
drivel ,
drool ,
eyewash ,
fantasticalness ,
fiddle -
faddle ,
fiddledeedee ,
flapdoodle ,
flimflam ,
flummery ,
folderol ,
foolishness ,
frivolity ,
fudge ,
fustian ,
gabble ,
galimatias ,
gammon ,
garbage ,
gas ,
gibber ,
gibberish ,
gibble -
gabble ,
gobbledygook ,
gook ,
guff ,
hocus -
pocus ,
hogwash ,
hokum ,
hooey ,
horsefeathers ,
horseplay ,
hot air ,
humbug ,
inanity ,
jabber ,
jabberwocky ,
jargon ,
jazz ,
jesting ,
jiggery -
pokery ,
jokes ,
joking ,
ludicrousness ,
malarkey ,
mischief ,
monkey business ,
monkeyshines ,
monstrousness ,
moonshine ,
mumbo jumbo ,
mumbo -
jumbo ,
narrishkeit ,
niaiserie ,
nonsensicality ,
outrageousness ,
pack of nonsense ,
palaver ,
piffle ,
poppycock ,
pranks ,
prate ,
prattle ,
preposterousness ,
puffery ,
punk ,
rant ,
ridiculousness ,
rigamarole ,
rigmarole ,
rodomontade ,
rot ,
rubbish ,
shenanigans ,
shit ,
silliness ,
skimble -
skamble ,
stuff and nonsense ,
stultiloquence ,
tomfoolery ,
tommyrot ,
trash ,
tricks ,
tripe ,
trumpery ,
twaddle ,
twattle ,
twiddle -
twaddle ,
vaporing ,
waffle ,
waffling ,
waggishness ,
wildness NONSENSE ,
construction .
That which in a written agreement or will is unintelligible .
2 .
It is a rule of law that an instrument shall be so construed that the whole ,
if possible ,
shall stand .
When a matter is written grammatically right ,
but it is unintelligible ,
and the whole makes nonsense ,
some words cannot be rejected to make sense of the rest ;
1 Salk .
324 ;
but when matter is nonsense by being contrary and repugnant to ,
some precedent sensible latter ,
such repugnant matter is rejected .
Ib .;
15 Vin .
Ab .
560 ;
14 Vin .
Ab .
142 .
The maxim of the civil law on this subject agrees with this rule :
Quae in testamento ita sunt scripta ,
ut intelligi non possent :
perinde sunt ,
ac si scripta non essent .
Dig .
50 ,
17 ,
73 ,
3 .
Vide articles Ambiguity ;
Construction ;
Interpretation .
3 .
In pleading ,
when matter is nonsense by being contradictory and repugnant to something precedent ,
the precedent matter ,
which is sense ,
shall not be defeated by the repugnancy which follows ,
but that which is contradictory shall be rejected ;
as in ejectment where the declaration is of a demise on the second day of January ,
and that the defendant postea scilicet ,
on the first of January ,
ejected him ;
here the scilicet may be rejected as being expressly contrary to the postea and the precedent matter .
5 East ,
255 ;
1 Salk .
324 .
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NONSENSE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of NONSENSE is words or language having no meaning or conveying no intelligible ideas
Nonsense - Wikipedia Nonsense is a form of communication, via speech, writing, or any other formal logic system, that lacks any coherent meaning In ordinary usage, nonsense is sometimes synonymous with absurdity or the ridiculous
NONSENSE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary NONSENSE definition: 1 an idea, something said or written, or behaviour that is silly or stupid: 2 language that… Learn more
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nonsense - WordReference. com Dictionary of English conduct, action, etc , that is senseless, foolish, or absurd: to have tolerated enough nonsense impudent, insubordinate, or otherwise objectionable behavior: He doesn't have to take that nonsense from you
NONSENSE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary If you say that something spoken or written is nonsense, you mean that you consider it to be untrue or silly
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Nonsense - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com Nonsense is stuff that sounds like language but doesn't have any meaning, like the phrase higgledy-piggledy-po, or fwumphy-doo The most famous nonsense poem is Lewis Carroll's "Jabberwocky "