load of nonsense
collocation in Englishmeaningsofloadandnonsense
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load
noun
uk/ləʊd/us/loʊd/
the amount of weight carried, especially by a vehicle, a structure such as a bridge, or ...
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nonsense
noun
uk/ˈnɒn.səns/us/ˈnɑːn.sens/
an idea, something said or written, or behaviour that is silly ...
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(Definition ofloadandnonsensefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The idea that at the moment schools operate in an atmosphre of political neutrality is aloadofnonsense.
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What aloadofnonsensewhen men are losing money hand over fist.
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The common agricultural policy is aloadofnonsense.
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We must nail that completeloadofnonsense.
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I knew it could not last; it was based on aloadofnonsense.
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The whole thing is aloadofnonsense.
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What aloadofnonsensethat allegation is.
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To suggest that we have always been a nation of seafaring travellers since time immemorial, is aloadofnonsense.
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I think it is aloadofnonsense.
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I am not talking aloadofnonsense.
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Now we are told that that is aloadofnonsenseand that it will have no such effect.
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I thought it was aloadofnonsense.
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He says that it is all an exaggeration and aloadofnonsense.
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Any idea that they are just office or laboratory staff is aloadofnonsense.
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Given the move he has made, perhaps he now accepts that that is aloadofnonsense.
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It is of course aloadofnonsense.
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They think that it is aloadofnonsense.
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This is a completeloadofnonsensefrom beginning to end.
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We ought to say quite clearly that it is aloadofnonsense.
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That is aloadofnonsensebecause it achieved exactly the reverse.
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