American English pronunciation
How to pronounce nonsense
IPA transcription: ['nɑnsɛns]
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['nɑnsɛns]
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Noun
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a message that seems to convey no meaning
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ornamental objects of no great value
Adjective
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having no intelligible meaning
“nonsense syllables”
“a nonsensical jumble of words”
Usage examples
- ‘Stuff and nonsense!’ said Alice loudly.
- The computer was going insane, it displayed garbled nonsense and then shut down.
- The computer was going insane, it displayed garbled nonsense and then shut down.
- It's stuff and nonsense, George.
- The computer was going insane, it displayed garbled nonsense and then shut down.
- The computer was going insane, it displayed garbled nonsense and then shut down.
- The computer was going insane, it displayed garbled nonsense and then shut down.
- Being murdered in cold blood isn't nonsense.
- Being murdered in cold blood isn't nonsense.
- It's stuff and nonsense, George.