Nonsense - what is this incomprehensible word?

Language is a living, constantly evolving creature: some words appear with the advent of new realities, others die off as unnecessary. Nevertheless, the language is constantly growing. One way to increase the lexical composition of a language is to borrow new words from other languages. One such word is nonsense.

What does the word mean?

The word nonsense translated from English means "nonsense, absurdity, lack of meaning." In turn, it came to English from Latin (non - not and sensus - meaning).

Modern dictionaries define the meaning of the word "nonsense" in much the same way:

1. The complete lack of meaning.
2. An absurd statement.

Morphological properties

Despite the fact that the noun "nonsense" is borrowed from a foreign language, it is inflected and in cases and numbers it changes in the second type.

In addition, it is a common noun, inanimate masculine noun.

Synonyms

There are opponents to the use of borrowed words in speech. Then synonyms come to the rescue.

So nonsense - what is it?

• Abracadabra. Out of all this, a real gibberish was obtained, from which no one understood anything.
• Nonsense. No matter how hard Kolya tried, some rhymed nonsense came out, not poetry.
• Absurd. Shut up, this is complete absurdity!
• Nonsense. The writer with a sigh: "Achinea" crossed out the whole page.
• Nonsense. Do not try, I am not going to listen to all this nonsense.
• Heresy. Don't you think this is more like heresy.
• Mura. Sucks, full of moore!
• Galimatia. Do not carry balcony.
• Rubbish. And such rubbish all day!
• Nonsense. In response to the confession, Irina replied: "Nonsense! Nothing will come of it!".
• Nonsense. I don’t want to write nonsense.
• Ridiculous. Absurdity, Anton covered up the fear of parting and pain.
• Rave. What seemed delirious turned out to be a terrible, unrealistic truth.
• Rubbish. Enough to deal with rubbish, it's time to become more serious.
• Nonsense. It's just nonsense, there’s absolutely nothing to worry about.

Antonym for the noun "nonsense"

Knowing that the antonym is a noun with the opposite meaning, you can easily pick up such a word for the "nonsense" we are considering. The first thing that comes to mind is common sense or just meaning as such.

Examples of offers

What the word "nonsense" means will become clearer after carefully reading examples of sentences:

1. What was happening could not be true. This is nonsense.
2. What is this going on? Some nonsense!
3. His call in the middle of the night did not fit in her head, it seemed just nonsense.
4. What is it: nonsense, delirium, nonsense, the theater of the absurd?
5. What happened between them did not fit into any standard framework, nonsense.
6. What kind of nonsense are you talking about.
7. The meaning of the word nonsense can be conveyed by synonyms close to it in meaning - nonsense, nonsense, moore.
8. Such nonsense has happened to him more than once and will continue to happen until he changes, and he never changes.