nonsensicality

/nɔn,sensi'kæliti/

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Word: Nonsensicality

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: Nonsensicality refers to a quality or state of being nonsensical, which means something that seems to have no meaning or makes no logical sense.

Usage Instructions:

You can use "nonsensicality" when you want to describe something that is confusing or silly, often in a way that doesn’t seem to follow normal rules of logic or reason.

Example Sentences:

1. The nonsensicality of the poem made it difficult to understand what the author was trying to say.
2. During the meeting, his comments were filled with such nonsensicality that no one could follow his argument.

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, you might encounter "nonsensicality" in discussions about literature, philosophy, or humor. It can be used to critique works that deliberately avoid making sense, such as absurdist plays or surreal art.

Word Variants:

• Nonsensical (adjective): Describing something that is silly or without meaning (e.g., "His nonsensical remarks confused everyone.")
• Nonsense (noun): A general term for something that does not make sense (e.g., "That idea is pure nonsense.")

Different Meanings:

While "nonsensicality" primarily refers to the quality of being nonsensical, it can also imply a playful or humorous aspect when used in creative contexts, like in children's literature or comedy.

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Noun

1. a message that seems to convey no meaning

Synonyms

• nonsense
• bunk
• meaninglessness
• hokum