non sequitur in Finnish
non sequitur in Finnish is non sequitur, selittämätön siirtymä, ei seuraa — non sequitur means a statement or reply that does not follow logically from what came before, so that the connection is missing or absurd.
non sequitur in Finnish
What does "non sequitur" mean?
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noun A statement or reply that does not follow logically from what came before, so that the connection is missing or absurd.
"Asked about the budget, he answered with a non sequitur about his childhood."
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noun In logic, an argument whose conclusion does not follow from its premises.
""He is rich, therefore he is wise" is a plain non sequitur."
non sequitur in a sentence
- Asked about the budget, he answered with a non sequitur about his childhood.
- The film ends on a complete non sequitur.
- "He is rich, therefore he is wise" is a plain non sequitur.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "non sequitur" in Finnish?
"non sequitur" in Finnish is non sequitur, selittämätön siirtymä, ei seuraa. non sequitur means: A statement or reply that does not follow logically from what came before, so that the connection is missing or absurd.
How do you use "non sequitur" in a sentence?
Example: "Asked about the budget, he answered with a non sequitur about his childhood." In Finnish, "non sequitur" is non sequitur, selittämätön siirtymä, ei seuraa.
Are there other ways to say "non sequitur" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 5 translations listed for "non sequitur": non sequitur, selittämätön siirtymä, ei seuraa, väärä johtopäätös, non sequitur -sanaleikki.
