Nonsensic
adj
adj ·Rare ·Advanced level
Definitions
Adjective
- 1 Rare form of nonsensical. form-of, rare
"She saw only that he was old, and worn as he had been on the last day of the trial, bludgeoned to half-consciousness by the nonsensic clamour; that his grandeur had remained; he stood so straight, so large in that old coat of his, the one he had worn to travel here from Paris."
Example
More examples"She saw only that he was old, and worn as he had been on the last day of the trial, bludgeoned to half-consciousness by the nonsensic clamour; that his grandeur had remained; he stood so straight, so large in that old coat of his, the one he had worn to travel here from Paris."
Etymology
From nonsense + -ic.
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