redundance
/rɪˈdʌndəns/
noun
- The state of being unnecessary or more than what is needed; excess.
- The redundance of safety features ensured the system never failed.
- There was a redundance of staff after the merger, leading to layoffs.
- The redundance of information in the report made it hard to find the key points.
- Repetition of information or content that is not needed.
- In the speech, there was a lot of redundance, with the same idea repeated many times.
- The writer removed the redundance from the paragraph to make it clearer.
- The teacher pointed out the redundance in the student's essay.
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