Non-sequiturially

Definition

In a manner that makes no logical sense or has no clear connection to what came before — when someone's argument or topic change is completely random and confusing. Derived from the Latin phrase meaning 'it does not follow.'

Example Usage

He started talking about pizza toppings non-sequiturially during a meeting about quarterly earnings.

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