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non sequitur
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non sequitur

(Latin ‘it does not follow’) statement that has little or no relevance to the one that preceded it.
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No kid had the wit to talk or think like Holden or to make such happy use of repetitions, nonsequiturs, and wry irony: "I don't even like old cars.
Caught in the rye by Reid, Stuart / The American Conservative
The only one who would go on record was a spokesman for Mike Antonovich, who has to win the Nonsequitur of the Year Award for his reply: "My boss prefers green tea.
City, county all wet in Watergate by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Particularly when host Jim Spence produced the greatest nonsequitur of all time as he asked for analysis of the big deals of the day.
JIM'S A PAIL IMITATION by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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