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1. nonsense verse
noun.
Nonsensical
writing
(usually
verse).
Synonyms
hokum
bunk
nonsensicality
meaninglessness
nonsense
amphigory
Antonyms
arrive
meaningfulness
purposefulness
significance
meaningful
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2. no-nonsense
adjective.
Not
tolerating
irrelevancies.
Synonyms
direct
Antonyms
indirect
undock
3. nonsense
noun.
(ˈnɑːnsɛns)
A
message
that
seems
to
convey
no
meaning.
Synonyms
fa la
rhetoric
hooey
tommyrot
stuff
cobblers
boloney
incoherency
schmegegge
ridiculousness
message
humbug
piffle
content
rigmarole
absurdity
hokum
fiddle-faddle
nonsense verse
twaddle
crock
mummery
drool
unintelligibility
empty talk
subject matter
baloney
nonsensicality
taradiddle
amphigory
balderdash
jabberwocky
fal la
hot air
buzzword
tosh
flummery
bilgewater
bunk
cant
gibberish
stuff and nonsense
palaver
tarradiddle
rigamarole
shmegegge
bosh
substance
gibber
absurdness
poppycock
meaninglessness
empty words
incoherence
Antonyms
disapproval
approval
unbelief
belief
unhappy
Etymology
nonsense (English)
non- (English)
non (Latin)
noenu (Latin)
noenum (Latin)
nona (Latin)
sense (English)
sense (Middle English (1100-1500))
sens (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
4. nonsense
adjective.
(ˈnɑːnsɛns)
Having
no
intelligible
meaning.
Synonyms
nonsensical
meaningless
nonmeaningful
Antonyms
meaningful
conductor
insulator
unstuff
Etymology
nonsense (English)
non- (English)
non (Latin)
noenu (Latin)
noenum (Latin)
nona (Latin)
sense (English)
sense (Middle English (1100-1500))
sens (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
5. nonsense
noun.
(ˈnɑːnsɛns)
Ornamental
objects
of
no
great
value.
Synonyms
folderal
gimcrack
frill
decoration
ornament
falderol
gimcrackery
trumpery
ornamentation
Antonyms
unclog
pull
empty
coherence
connectedness
Etymology
nonsense (English)
non- (English)
non (Latin)
noenu (Latin)
noenum (Latin)
nona (Latin)
sense (English)
sense (Middle English (1100-1500))
sens (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
6. verse
noun.
(ˈvɝːs)
Literature
in
metrical
form.
Synonyms
poetry
heroic poetry
poesy
genre
epic poetry
epos
literary genre
writing style
Antonyms
agitate
criticize
erase
disagree
7. verse
noun.
(ˈvɝːs)
A
piece
of
poetry.
Synonyms
doggerel
rhyme
doggerel verse
verse form
poem
clerihew
limerick
jingle
Antonyms
inactivity
natural object
straight line
curve
uncover
8. verse
noun.
(ˈvɝːs)
A
line
of
metrical
text.
Synonyms
hexameter
verse line
line
octameter
iambic
Adonic line
octosyllable
pentameter
tetrameter
poem
Adonic
verse form
decasyllable
Antonyms
noncompliance
nonconformity
empty
dissuasion
unrhythmical
9. verse
verb.
(ˈvɝːs)
Compose
verses
or
put
into
verse.
Synonyms
compose
versify
spondaise
indite
poetise
elegize
sonnet
write
spondaize
pen
elegise
metrify
poetize
10. verse
verb.
(ˈvɝːs)
Familiarize
through
thorough
study
or
experience.
Synonyms
familiarise
acquaint
familiarize
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