redundantment

When someone does something to you repeatedly, establishing a pattern of redundancy.

When your boss makes you take a training three times, she is practicing redundantment.

by jksprout April 10, 2009

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redundant

A Song of Green Day

Now i cannot speak. i lost my voice. spechless and redundant. cuz i love you's not enough. im lost for words

by MixoMix January 28, 2018

Redundant

Basically to call something Useless, for people who want to sound smart.

His efforts were Redundant, and he died in vain.

by Chef Bean October 28, 2023

Redundant Commenting

Commenting on something else that someone is commenting on or complaining about someone else complaining abotu something.

Redundant Commenting is Redundant

by MM132 January 25, 2013

Redunded

A new slang for the r-word that kids have invented, and it's basically what Jeffy is.

"Jeffy does it, cause he's redunded!"

by JeffyFanatic5000 September 03, 2021

Redundant

Somebody over 6'6" that feels the need to explain to other people that they were always tall for their age is like Danny DeVito trying to explain he was always short for his age. You hear about a midget who became a giant in the Guiness Book of World Records, but it's rare among most people. You don't hear somebody 4'10" say that they were tall for their age until they were about 7 or 8, then they felt like a midget after that. Most of the time if you see a spade, a spade is what it always was.

It's redundant to explain what is already visible and obvious, kind of like repeating something thousands of times.

by The Original Agahnim August 10, 2021