nonsense

• Qualifie quelque chose de stupide, d'absurde ou de dépourvu de sens.

Describes something that is foolish, absurd, or meaningless.

1. Absurd or meaninglessB1informal

   Something that is foolish, ridiculous, or has no sense.

   Absurde ou dénué de sens

   • That's a nonsense idea; it will never work.
   • He made a nonsense statement that confused everyone.
   • The report was full of nonsense claims.

   Synonymesabsurdfoolishinaneludicrousmeaninglessnonsensicalpreposterousridiculoussenselesssilly

   Antonymeslogicalmeaningfulrationalreasonablesensible

• Nom désignant des paroles ou des écrits qui n'ont pas de sens, qui sont stupides, absurdes ou faux.

A noun referring to spoken or written words that have no meaning, make no sense, or are foolish, absurd, or untrue.

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1. Meaningless or absurd talkA2informal

   Words or ideas that are foolish, illogical, or have no meaning.

   paroles sans sens

   • Stop talking nonsense and focus on the facts.
   • His explanation was complete nonsense.
   • She dismissed the rumor as nonsense.

   Synonymesabsurditybalderdashdrivelfoolishnessgibberishhogwashpoppycockrubbishtwaddle

   Antonymeslogicreasonsense

2. Foolish behaviorB1informal

   Actions that are silly, unreasonable, or not serious.

   Comportement insensé

   • The teacher told the children to stop their nonsense.
   • I will not tolerate any more nonsense in this office.
   • Their constant nonsense is getting on my nerves.

   Synonymesabsurditybuffoonerycrazinessfollyfoolishnessidiocysillinessstupiditytomfoolery

   Antonymesjudgmentprudencesensewisdom