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Tkacka15 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Nonsense

Is it logical to say Whatever that nonsense means?

Does nonsense have any meaning?
  

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It is natural and normal English. The speaker sees it as nonsense, but is supposing that it was intended to have some meaning, or ought to have had some meaning.

— GPY

  • It is natural and normal English.
  • The speaker sees it as nonsense, but is supposing that it was intended to have some meaning, or ought to have had some meaning.
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It is natural and normal English. The speaker sees it as nonsense, but is supposing that it was intended to have some meaning, or ought to have had some meaning.
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GPYIt is natural and normal English.
Thank you for the reply.
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tkacka15Is it logical to say Whatever that nonsense means?
It's not a complete sentence, but it's an expression that's commonly used when the speaker is frustrated at not being able to understand what was said, likely because it contained a lot of technical jargon, and further, not really wanting to hear more of it. For example, if a particle physicist starte
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CalifJimIt's not a complete sentence, but it's an expression that's commonly used when the speaker is frustrated at not being able to understand what was said, likely because it contained a lot of technical jargon, and further, not really wanting to hear more of it.
Thank you for the explanation.
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