Nonsense is countable or uncountable?
It is a nonsense or It is nonsense
Thanks for helping

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The most common sense of it is uncountable, but you also come across it used as a countable noun e.g. The whole situation was a nonsense.
See definition 2 here: https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/nonsense

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what a load of nonsense! it's uncountable :) ..... it's nonsense!

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I do not know its limits but listening to some people speak*, my guess is that it is boundless (ie uncountable).
*myself included.

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Simply "It is nonense." You can't count nonsense :)

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We would say "It is nonsense." Nonsense acts like an adjective here, describing "it."

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