mou5 man4 mou5 lou6冇紋冇路冇纹冇路
Jyutpingmou5 man4 mou5 lou6
Yalemóuh màhn móuh louh
Definition
Illogical; unreasonable; not making any sense.
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How it's used
This idiom describes a situation or argument that lacks a clear structure, logical progression, or coherent foundation. It is often used to criticize someone's chaotic thought process or disorganized way of working. The imagery suggests a path or pattern that is completely absent, making it impossible to follow or understand.
Examples
What he says makes no sense, I have no idea what he wants.
Related words
Common phrases
to speak incoherently
Common mistake
Do not use this to describe something that is simply incorrect or false. It specifically refers to a lack of logical flow or a disorganized approach rather than a factual error.
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