Nonsensical is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NONSENSICAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• relating to nonsense
• having no meaning; making no sense
• ridiculously impractical or ill-advised
• Without sense; unmeaning; absurb; foolish; irrational; preposterous.
• incongruous;inviting ridicule
• having no intelligible meaning
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• words or language having no meaning or conveying no intelligible ideas language, conduct, or an idea that is absurd or contrary to good sense; an instance of absurd action

Words related to NONSENSICAL

nonsense8 nonsensically18

How to use NONSENSICAL in a sentence

• I was a fool ever to have listened to your nonsensical yarn.
• He supposed it a nonsensical form of badinage, and yet it took his breath.
• Changed by your magic, common-sense Nonsensical appears, And stars of sober influence Shoot madly from their spheres.
• The theory of combination, I was forced to conclude, is thus untenable, being both logically nonsensical and practically unnecessary.
• It is no good attacking nonsense for being successfully nonsensical.
• I believe I was intoxicated with my own happiness, and was a little nonsensical because I was so happy.
• At the same time the General withdrew from his nephew all imputation of a frivolous mind, though the nephew avowed himself nonsensical from birth and destined to die so.
• CHAPTER IV FURNITURE Much of good sense and more that is nonsensical has been written about furniture.
• And the strange thing was that we followed him the more completely the more nonsensical appeared the thing which he said.
• How should I know? What encouragement do you give me, all of you, with your nonsensical prudery? publish the two Cantos, and then you will see.
• The scene is far too long, and is thus rendered doubly nonsensical.
• What would Gard do? This was a nonsensical situation.
• She does be saying that the like of him for nonsensical goings on she never seen.
• If a man said that all boundaries between clans, kingdoms, or empires were nonsensical or non-existent, that would be a fallacy, but a consistent and philosophical fallacy.
• The argument, it must be obvious, is fundamentally nonsensical.
• She exacts and preserves, spite of her birth and their nonsensical prejudices about nobility, great court and attention.
• Such a nonsensical and infantile rejoinder deserved no answer, and it received none.
• Other stories, equally nonsensical, are told of them, such as might be expected from people in this half-informed condition.
• I had from the first entertained a special dislike of this painter on account of his nonsensical talk.
• And I was pretty well strung up, too, with my nonsensical fancies.
• Had it been sensible it no doubt would have reflected a language of ordinary minds and so she preferred languages of the nonsensical variety.
• The man accosted her with some very nonsensical, but too acceptable compliments.
• At first it seemed to him a mad, a nonsensical scheme, yet it was one that might so easily be carried out.
• He knew that he wrote absolute nonsense at times, but nonsense is greatly needed in this world, and exquisitely droll nonsensical nonsense is as uncommon as common sense.
• His nonsensical representation of the theory ought to be exposed, for it will mislead very many people.
• For this, nonsensical though they were, due rites must be observed.
• Yet so trivial, so nonsensical, so baffling was the message that I already felt my trip to Holland to have been a fruitless errand.

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