Definition of non sequitur in English:

non sequitur

noun nɒn ˈsɛkwɪtəˌnɑn ˈsɛkwədər

A conclusion or statement that does not logically follow from the previous argument or statement.
非推理结论，不根据前提的推理
his weird mixed metaphors and non sequiturs
Example sentencesExamples
- The reason this inference amounts to a logical fallacy is that it is just a blatant non sequitur.
- Therefore, he concludes in a lovely non sequitur, there must be a connection between behavior and physical appearance.
- Marie, understanding my non sequitur answered me in a calming voice.
- ‘I am six,’ Chi Chi answered in a brilliant non sequitur.
- The Court's reasoning therefore has the feeling of a non sequitur.
- This non sequitur is even harder to sustain when considering the Asian minority, a minority that has had its own historical hardships.
- Does his argument make sense or is it a non sequitur?
- There appears to be a non sequitur - the beginning of that question does not relate to the end - and I cannot see the connection at all.
- In a stunning non sequitur, he then proposes a set of reforms aimed at raising the absolute position of unskilled workers, such as a higher minimum wage.
- The response seems to be a complete non sequitur.
- This is also why his final argument is a complete non sequitur.
- Such an argument is a non sequitur given that the regulation of other contracted public utilities, such as power or telephones, is already carried out in the ‘public interest’.
- First of all, common sense would dictate that this is a non sequitur, because the federal and state education collusion is a monopoly itself.
- The professor hesitated for a moment, slightly confused by the question, which seemed on the face of it to be something of a non sequitur.
- Lest there be any doubt that the above is nothing but a huge non sequitur, let's pick up the story at verse 38.
- This part of his argument is simply a non sequitur.
- Confronted yesterday with the Senate report, Wilson could only offer a non sequitur and a lame denial.
- The second half of this sentence is, of course, a total non sequitur.
- Second, this prediction of what we should find is a non sequitur.
- That is a non sequitur, since the word ‘person’ is self-contained, and is not defined by the activities so listed.

Origin

Latin, literally 'it does not follow'.

Definition of non sequitur in US English:

non sequitur

nounˌnän ˈsekwədərˌnɑn ˈsɛkwədər

A conclusion or statement that does not logically follow from the previous argument or statement.
非推理结论，不根据前提的推理
his weird mixed metaphors and non sequiturs
Example sentencesExamples
- The second half of this sentence is, of course, a total non sequitur.
- Second, this prediction of what we should find is a non sequitur.
- In a stunning non sequitur, he then proposes a set of reforms aimed at raising the absolute position of unskilled workers, such as a higher minimum wage.
- The reason this inference amounts to a logical fallacy is that it is just a blatant non sequitur.
- Therefore, he concludes in a lovely non sequitur, there must be a connection between behavior and physical appearance.
- There appears to be a non sequitur - the beginning of that question does not relate to the end - and I cannot see the connection at all.
- Confronted yesterday with the Senate report, Wilson could only offer a non sequitur and a lame denial.
- This non sequitur is even harder to sustain when considering the Asian minority, a minority that has had its own historical hardships.
- This part of his argument is simply a non sequitur.
- Such an argument is a non sequitur given that the regulation of other contracted public utilities, such as power or telephones, is already carried out in the ‘public interest’.
- Lest there be any doubt that the above is nothing but a huge non sequitur, let's pick up the story at verse 38.
- The professor hesitated for a moment, slightly confused by the question, which seemed on the face of it to be something of a non sequitur.
- The Court's reasoning therefore has the feeling of a non sequitur.
- ‘I am six,’ Chi Chi answered in a brilliant non sequitur.
- This is also why his final argument is a complete non sequitur.
- Marie, understanding my non sequitur answered me in a calming voice.
- Does his argument make sense or is it a non sequitur?
- First of all, common sense would dictate that this is a non sequitur, because the federal and state education collusion is a monopoly itself.
- The response seems to be a complete non sequitur.
- That is a non sequitur, since the word ‘person’ is self-contained, and is not defined by the activities so listed.

Origin

Latin, literally ‘it does not follow’.

词汇	non sequitur
释义	Definition of non sequitur in English: non sequitur noun nɒn ˈsɛkwɪtəˌnɑn ˈsɛkwədər A conclusion or statement that does not logically follow from the previous argument or statement. 非推理结论，不根据前提的推理 his weird mixed metaphors and non sequiturs Example sentencesExamples The reason this inference amounts to a logical fallacy is that it is just a blatant non sequitur. Therefore, he concludes in a lovely non sequitur, there must be a connection between behavior and physical appearance. Marie, understanding my non sequitur answered me in a calming voice. ‘I am six,’ Chi Chi answered in a brilliant non sequitur. The Court's reasoning therefore has the feeling of a non sequitur. This non sequitur is even harder to sustain when considering the Asian minority, a minority that has had its own historical hardships. Does his argument make sense or is it a non sequitur? There appears to be a non sequitur - the beginning of that question does not relate to the end - and I cannot see the connection at all. In a stunning non sequitur, he then proposes a set of reforms aimed at raising the absolute position of unskilled workers, such as a higher minimum wage. The response seems to be a complete non sequitur. This is also why his final argument is a complete non sequitur. Such an argument is a non sequitur given that the regulation of other contracted public utilities, such as power or telephones, is already carried out in the ‘public interest’. First of all, common sense would dictate that this is a non sequitur, because the federal and state education collusion is a monopoly itself. The professor hesitated for a moment, slightly confused by the question, which seemed on the face of it to be something of a non sequitur. Lest there be any doubt that the above is nothing but a huge non sequitur, let's pick up the story at verse 38. This part of his argument is simply a non sequitur. Confronted yesterday with the Senate report, Wilson could only offer a non sequitur and a lame denial. The second half of this sentence is, of course, a total non sequitur. Second, this prediction of what we should find is a non sequitur. That is a non sequitur, since the word ‘person’ is self-contained, and is not defined by the activities so listed. Origin Latin, literally 'it does not follow'. Definition of non sequitur in US English: non sequitur nounˌnän ˈsekwədərˌnɑn ˈsɛkwədər A conclusion or statement that does not logically follow from the previous argument or statement. 非推理结论，不根据前提的推理 his weird mixed metaphors and non sequiturs Example sentencesExamples The second half of this sentence is, of course, a total non sequitur. Second, this prediction of what we should find is a non sequitur. In a stunning non sequitur, he then proposes a set of reforms aimed at raising the absolute position of unskilled workers, such as a higher minimum wage. The reason this inference amounts to a logical fallacy is that it is just a blatant non sequitur. Therefore, he concludes in a lovely non sequitur, there must be a connection between behavior and physical appearance. There appears to be a non sequitur - the beginning of that question does not relate to the end - and I cannot see the connection at all. Confronted yesterday with the Senate report, Wilson could only offer a non sequitur and a lame denial. This non sequitur is even harder to sustain when considering the Asian minority, a minority that has had its own historical hardships. This part of his argument is simply a non sequitur. Such an argument is a non sequitur given that the regulation of other contracted public utilities, such as power or telephones, is already carried out in the ‘public interest’. Lest there be any doubt that the above is nothing but a huge non sequitur, let's pick up the story at verse 38. The professor hesitated for a moment, slightly confused by the question, which seemed on the face of it to be something of a non sequitur. The Court's reasoning therefore has the feeling of a non sequitur. ‘I am six,’ Chi Chi answered in a brilliant non sequitur. This is also why his final argument is a complete non sequitur. Marie, understanding my non sequitur answered me in a calming voice. Does his argument make sense or is it a non sequitur? First of all, common sense would dictate that this is a non sequitur, because the federal and state education collusion is a monopoly itself. The response seems to be a complete non sequitur. That is a non sequitur, since the word ‘person’ is self-contained, and is not defined by the activities so listed. Origin Latin, literally ‘it does not follow’.
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