redundant

it means extra, not needed

examples of redundant statements:
gay homo
cold as ice

by this website is ruined February 4, 2007

redundant

this definition.

"that definition was redundant"

by grando el pizza May 22, 2004

redundant

extra, not needed, irrelevant, waste

Juan is so redundant that there should be a petition to have him fired

by realaf123987 August 8, 2016

redundacize

Verb. To make a device, system or application redundant.

Redundacize your deployment of web servers to create fail over capacity and additional uptime..

by SomeDaveSomeplace September 13, 2019

Redundence

(noun) a figure of speech in which a concept is applied twice in the same sentence under different pretences.
The repetition of the same statement, with the second concept supporting the first.

Pronounced as re-dun-dence.

This is a concept of a redundant-comment-sentence.

a. "Nothing changes, if nothing changes," is a redundence said in 12 Step recovery programs suggesting that your life will not change unless you actively make changes.

b. "When you know it, you'll know it," is a redundence about someone unsure of knowing something, and another person ensuring they will know it when it becomes prevalent.

c. "If I didn't know that guy, I wouldn't know that guy," is a redundence where s/he knew an obscure person.

by went to zellers September 13, 2020

redundant

Smug way of telling someone that something is repeating itself.

WORKER:Taking out the trash twice a day is rather redundant boss.
BOSS: Just do what your told and take out the damn trash.

by chaoticsaint, pcsaynt February 20, 2014

redundacity

full of redundancy

the sentence "I think chocolate ice cream is delicious. Chocolate ice cream tastes really good. The ice cream I like most is chocolate" is full of redundacity

by Sage Warsh May 18, 2011