Antonyms for non-senses

Grammar : Noun

Spell : non-sens, -suhns

Phonetic Transcription : ˈnɒn sɛns, -səns

Definition of non-senses

Origin : 1610s, from non- + sense; perhaps influenced by French nonsens.

As in jargon : noun specialized language; dialect
As in monkey business : noun shenanigans
As in nonsense : noun craziness, ridiculousness
As in paradox : noun contradiction, puzzle
As in shenanigans : noun mischief
As in sport : noun fun, joking
As in talk : noun gossip
As in trash : noun ridiculous communication
As in blabber : noun idle chatter
As in claptrap : noun empty talk
As in incoherence : noun disjointedness
As in pomposity : noun grandiloquence
As in preposterousness : noun extravagance
As in stupidity : noun dullness of mind
As in stupidity : noun extreme folly
As in double Dutch : noun incomprehensible talk or writing
As in double talk : noun talk intended to confuse
As in applesauce : noun baloney
As in blather : noun talk a lot
As in malarkey : noun silliness
As in trumpery : noun deception
As in blatherskite : noun blather
As in comicality : noun humor
As in comicalness : noun humor
As in craziness : noun foolishness
As in imbecility : noun foolishness
As in jabberwocky : noun babble
As in minutia : noun trivia
As in senselessness : noun foolishness
As in small potatoes : noun trivia
As in triviality : noun trivia
As in drivel : noun foolish talk
As in falderal : noun folderol, foolishness
As in fooling : noun joking, tricks
As in frivolity : noun silliness, childishness
As in fun : noun amusement, play
As in hocus-pocus : noun sleight of hand

Synonyms for non-senses

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