Nonsense is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NONSENSE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• anything which makes no sense
• spoken or written words that have no meaning or make no sense
• used to show strong disagreement
• denoting verse or other writing intended to be amusing by virtue of its absurd or whimsical language
• foolish or unacceptable behaviour
• something ridiculously impractical or ill-advised
• something that has or makes no sense
• That which is not sense, or has no sense; words, or language, which have no meaning, or which convey no intelligible ideas; absurdity.
• Trifles; things of no importance.
• a message that seems to convey no meaning
• ornamental objects of no great value
EXCLAMATION:
• exclamation of disagreement
ADJECTIVE:
• having no intelligible meaning
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• behavior or language that is meaningless or absurd

Words related to NONSENSE

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Words that contain NONSENSE

nonsenses9

How to use NONSENSE in a sentence

• I am of opinion with thee, that some time hence, when I am grown wiser, I shall conclude, that there is nothing but vanity, conceit, and nonsense, in my present wild schemes.
• Look here, Marian, you have no nonsense about you, I know.
• Nonsense! they are not half large or numerous enough.
• His nonsense appeared to be as popular in that part of town as it was unpopular in another.
• What reply he would have made to that piece of nonsense he sometimes wondered afterward, but circumstances prevented his making any.
• The English pronounciation was used in the nonsense words.
• These persons, no doubt, supposed they were privileged to write or talk any amount of nonsense and contradiction.
• Both these statements being obviously raving nonsense, one had to cast about for other explanations.
• There was a great deal of nonsense going on, and Gordon pretended to marry me to Agnes.
• The letter was mere nonsense throughout, and needed a key.
• The fact is, the stage-system altogether is hollow nonsense.
• We may agree with Johnson that Pope performing upon a pastoral pipe is rather a ludicrous person, but for mere practice even nonsense verses have been found useful.
• And verily, if life had no sense, and had I to choose nonsense, this would be the desirablest nonsense for me also.
• Still fight we step by step with the giant Chance, and over all mankind hath hitherto ruled nonsense, the lack-of-sense.
• Genji often felt amused at her being so young in temperament, and he enjoyed occasionally talking nonsense with her.
• So he wrote nonsense, and the man with the long memory failed to remember it.
• You remember when we were children how much we loved to play? Well, to give up play when we grow up is all nonsense.
• It was absolute nonsense to suppose that he could be earning money at this rate.
• This poor old woman screamed out some nonsense in her agony which Fritz took to be the answer he required.
• This was of course utter nonsense, but it served its purpose admirably.
• What nonsense has been talked about him! Impersonal! He is the most personal writer.
• Whenever we hear it spoken of, we draw the words down to our own meaning, or briefly dismiss it with a sneer, as nonsense.
• Certainly shoals are shallow and nonsense more nonsense is sullen.

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