English Dictionary

countersense

noun

An opposite meaning. / A nonsensical idea; a contradiction in terms; something that contradicts an established principle, architectural or musical style, etc.

It is a countersense to believe that money can buy happiness.

意味（1）

An opposite meaning.

Moreover, I find there are ſome Words now in French which are turn'd to a counterſenſe, as we uſe the Dutch Word Crank in Engliſh to be well-diſpos'd, which in the Original ſignifieth to be ſick; ſo in French, Cocu is taken for one whoſe Wife is light, and hath made him a paſſive Cuckold; whereas clean contrary, Cocu, which is the Cuckoo, doth uſe to lay her Eggs in another Birds Neſt.

意味（2）

A nonsensical idea; a contradiction in terms; something that contradicts an established principle, architectural or musical style, etc.

On that line we reach simply the old countersense: All is Reality is as meaningless a proposition as All is Illusion.