nonsensicality (non sen sika lit i)

[ nonsensically (non-sen'si-kal-i), adv. In a nonsensical manner; absurdly; without meaning. nonsensicalne (non-sen'si-kal-nes), n. Lack of meaning; absurdity; that which conveys no proper ideas. non-sensitive (non-sen'si-tiv), a.andn. I. a. 1. Not sensitive; not keenly alive to impre ions from external objects.-21. Wanting sense or perception. II. n. One having no sense or perception. Undoubtedly, whatsoever we preach of contentedne in want, no precepts can so gain upon nature as to make her a non - sensitive. Feltham, Resolves, i. 14. non seq. An abbreviation of Latin non sequitur. non sequitur (non sek'wi-ter). [L., it does not follow: non, not; sequitur, 3d pers. sing. pres. ind. of sequi, follow: see sequitur, sequent.] In law or logic, an inference or a conclusion which does not follow from the premises. - Fallacy of non sequitur. See fallacies in things (4), under fallacy. non-sexual (non-sek'sū-al), a. 1. Having no sex; sexle ; asexual.-2. Done by or charaeteristic of sexle animals: as, the non - sexual conjugation of protozoans.