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non sequitur

/ˌnɒn ˈsɛkwɪtə/

Tradução: Afirmação ou conclusão que não decorre logicamente do argumento anterior; falácia lógica em que o raciocínio é incoerente ou desconexo.

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/ˌnɒn ˈsɛkwɪtə/C1formal
  • ptAfirmação ou conclusão que não decorre logicamente do argumento anterior; falácia lógica em que o raciocínio é incoerente ou desconexo.

A statement or conclusion that does not logically follow from the previous argument or evidence; a logical fallacy where the reasoning is disconnected.

  1. Logical fallacyC1formal

    A statement or conclusion that does not logically follow from the previous argument or evidence.

    ptFalácia lógica

    • His argument was a non sequitur, as it didn't relate to the topic.
    • The politician's response was a complete non sequitur.
    • In the debate, she pointed out the non sequitur in his reasoning.
  2. Unexpected remarkB2informal

    A remark that seems out of place or unrelated to the current conversation.

    ptComentário inesperado

    • He suddenly said, 'I like elephants,' which was a total non sequitur.
    • Her comment about the weather was a non sequitur during the serious discussion.
    • The joke was a non sequitur that left everyone confused.
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