superfluous

IPA: sˈupɝfɫwʌs

adjective

  • In excess of what is required or sufficient.
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Examples of "superfluous" in Sentences

  • Most of the rest was superfluous.
  • Also, the year seems superfluous in the title.
  • The addition of the country name is superfluous.
  • Is the image genuinely superfluous to the article
  • It is as if the structure of the food is superfluous.
  • The nickname is superfluous in the opening paragraph.
  • It's the rest of the material that seemed superfluous.
  • Hence the picture is of superfluous nature to the article.
  • Who better to be your writing inspiration than the man who can bring out the super in superfluous?
  • I think a good deal of what you call superfluous condolence would come under the head of superfluous criticism.
  • "Not really an option" is your position, meaning a discussion of historical evidence is "superfluous from a scriptural perspective".
  • God never intended for one group of people to live in superfluous inordinate wealth, while others live in abject deadening poverty. '
  • If he wishes to assert a dual common source (both God and Q) then that's his prerogative but I would cite this as superfluous from a scriptural perspective.
  • Those who are not bored are merely lost in superfluous activity: fashion, lifestyle, TV, drink, drugs, technology, et cetera – the usual things we use to pass the time.
  • But an interpretation of the Necessary and Proper Clause that gives Congress virtually unlimited power and renders most of the rest of Article I superfluous is surely “improper” if anything is.

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