The Latin phrase non sequitur literally means what?
AIt is proven
BIt comes before
CIt is probable
DIt does not follow
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. It does not follow
Non sequitur is Latin for it does not follow, describing a conclusion unsupported by its premises.
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