non sequitur

Domain: Universal Words

Part of speech: noun

(from Latin, formal) a statement that does not seem to follow what has just been said in any natural or logical way

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This is a English–English dictionary entry.

Sourced from Main Dictionary in Lughet's collection.

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non sequiturEnglish›ChineseMain Dictionary non sequiturEnglish›ChineseGetWord Corpus

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non-prescription non-professional non-profit non-proliferation non-refundable non-renewable non-resident non-residential non-returnable non-scientific nonsense

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