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▲
No longer needed or useful
Surplus to requirements
Containing more words than necessary
(
British
)
No longer in employment because there is no more work available
Of a bygone era
Ancillary to that already existing, used, or possessed
Excessively abundant
Showy in speech and given to using flowery or elaborate terms
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▲
Adjective
▲
No longer needed or useful
unnecessary
useless
inessential
dispensable
disposable
expendable
needless
unessential
unneeded
unwanted
diffuse
disused
outmoded
not required
uncalled-for
uncalled for
needed like a hole in the head
superfluous
nonessential
gratuitous
unrequired
extraneous
irrelevant
optional
non-essential
unwarranted
unimportant
worthless
avoidable
extrinsic
causeless
futile
peripheral
casual
pointless
accidental
uncritical
beside the point
noncompulsory
surplus
excessive
purposeless
incidental
cosmetic
undesirable
fortuitous
haphazard
supererogatory
additional
random
excess
de trop
wanton
not needed
chance
prodigal
senseless
unmerited
minor
trivial
inconsequential
surplus to requirements
to no purpose
not necessary
not essential
extra
groundless
exorbitant
immaterial
meaningless
secondary
ornamental
replaceable
inappropriate
fruitless
supplementary
unproductive
aimless
wasted
valueless
hollow
insignificant
not pertinent
without rhyme or reason
skippable
undesired
subsidiary
removable
subordinate
accessory
no need
unused
leftover
too much
unconsumed
discarded
to no avail
untouched
of little account
left over
going begging
sacrificable
consumable
collateral
able to be sacrificed
inconsiderable
usable
unjustified
inane
unavailing
nonsensical
ineffectual
absurd
unprofitable
hopeless
unprovoked
in vain
idle
unfounded
indefensible
insane
fatuous
empty
footling
inapposite
unjustifiable
undue
inapplicable
baseless
ungrounded
unrelated
goalless
unconnected
purportless
nongermane
ineffective
impertinent
immoderate
brutish
inordinate
unreasoning
indiscriminate
careless
without reason
disproportionate
irrelative
inapt
without cause
tangential
objectless
assumed
unreasonable
bottomless
unsupportable
reasonless
inadmissible
frivolous
wandering
drifting
nothing to do with it
neither here nor there
not to the point
wide of the mark
off the subject
out of place
not germane
not to the purpose
adrift
profuse
lavish
more ❯
“The original St John's Church became
redundant
in 1938 and was once threatened with demolition through road-widening.”
Adjective
▲
Surplus to requirements
superfluous
extra
surplus
supernumerary
excessive
inordinate
excess
spare
extravagant
supererogatory
additional
in excess
too many
too much
de trop
surplus to requirements
unneeded
needless
unnecessary
leftover
unwanted
remaining
inessential
dispensable
expendable
useless
unused
pleonastic
unrequired
superfluent
disposable
uncalled for
supervacuous
not required
gratuitous
nonessential
residuary
exorbitant
superabundant
profuse
lavish
uncalled-for
extraneous
overflowing
extreme
unasked
abounding
overmuch
reserve
residual
odd
left over
unessential
pointless
unjustified
unwarranted
unproductive
undue
left
waste
to spare
on your hands
over
more
going begging
supervacaneal
added
supplementary
supplemental
further
not needed
fresh
optional
special
add-on
over and above
supervacaneous
supererogative
wanton
worthless
unusable
scrap
unprofitable
unwelcome
discarded
not wanted
farther
bonus
complementary
one more
new
peripheral
other
increased
another
new-found
alternative
on the side
collateral
contributory
more than enough
more ❯
“As they sit passively in front of their TV sets, they are barraged with
redundant
images.”
Adjective
▲
Containing more words than necessary
verbose
bombastic
loquacious
wordy
oratorical
palaverous
repetitious
long-winded
periphrastic
pleonastic
prolix
tautological
padded
reiterating
windy
rambling
circuitous
circumlocutory
diffuse
garrulous
lengthy
discursive
logorrheic
tedious
voluble
protracted
turgid
ambagious
meandering
gabby
digressive
wandering
long-drawn-out
tortuous
repetitive
logorrhoeic
talkative
talky
overlong
rhetorical
maundering
superfluous
chatty
flatulent
inflated
iterative
circumlocutionary
convoluted
prolonged
roundabout
gassy
indirect
alliterative
long
flowery
full of verbiage
uncalled-for
reiterative
inelegant
unneeded
unnecessary
waffly
vague
loose
sesquipedalian
waffling
empty
diffusive
laborious
ponderous
interminable
unending
boring
verbal
endless
profuse
copious
exuberant
random
drawn-out
lavish
dull
tiresome
wearisome
spun out
dragged out
mouthy
effusive
gushing
multiloquent
expansive
babbling
multiloquous
blathering
prattling
jabbering
yakking
wittering
prating
gobby
yacking
involved
orotund
pompous
magniloquent
fustian
grandiloquent
tautologous
repeating
pretentious
big-mouthed
with the gift of the gab
full of air
having kissed the Blarney stone
gossipy
conversational
extended
chattering
motormouthed
blabby
communicative
fluent
chattery
glib
sustained
dragging
loose-lipped
gossiping
lengthened
gibbering
articulate
marathon
eloquent
lingering
time-consuming
slow
slick
smooth
delayed
having kissed the blarney stone
full of hot air
oblique
able to talk the hind legs off a donkey
vocal
loudmouthed
elongate
elongated
spun-out
rattling
continued
longish
enduring
lasting
dragged-out
great
seemingly endless
circumlocuitous
circumlocutional
circumlocutious
prosy
elaborate
very long
swollen
over-elaborate
king-size
oversized
king-sized
forthcoming
gaseous
rhetoric
outgoing
persistent
desultory
open
unreserved
silver-tongued
outspoken
king size
drivellous
excursive
leaping
digressionary
digressional
motormouth
blessed with the gift of the gab
having kissed the Blarney Stone
running on
bigmouthed
vociferous
noisy
excessively communicative
shallow
tumid
overblown
superficial
breezy
tumescent
long-lived
far
long-lasting
long-term
spreading
free
musing
erratic
broad
deviating
roaming
roving
informal
over-talkative
overextended
tardy
late
boundless
dilatory
limitless
rhapsodic
lyrical
never-ending
for ages
forever and a day
without end
windbag
drawn out
stretched out
all jaw
big mouthed
remote
stretching
far-off
stretched
extensive
towering
tall
deep
stretch
expanded
lanky
outstretched
gangling
enlarged
strung out
rangy
distant
lofty
faraway
stringy
high
running
far-reaching
spread out
more ❯
“In comparison with the quantity of poetry actually produced, the amount of
redundant
commentary must be at least double.”
Adjective
▲
(
British
)
No longer in employment because there is no more work available
jobless
unemployed
discharged
disemployed
sacked
dismissed
idle
fired
terminated
laid off
let go
out of a job
out of work
on the dole
unwaged
workless
disengaged
resting
between jobs
on the wallaby track
on layoff
made redundant
on welfare
unsalaried
unpaid
wageless
down and out
unoccupied
not working
signing on
out of action
inactive
without gainful employment
underemployed
unengaged
free
out-of-work
without work
without paid employment
on the shelf
without employment
on the bench
more ❯
“On Friday last, 32 people that were made
redundant
left the company but these redundancies had been finalised before the takeover.”
Adjective
▲
Of a bygone era
lost
bygone
past
former
old
ancient
antiquated
archaic
dated
forgotten
old-fashioned
previous
defunct
historical
late
long-gone
obsolete
olden
old-time
one-time
outdated
antique
erstwhile
ex-
oldfangled
outmoded
out-of-date
outworn
superseded
unrecalled
unremembered
worn-out
consigned to oblivion
dead
expired
extinct
latter-day
lost and gone
lost in time
of old
of yore
out of date
passé
vanished
way back
way back when
written off
decommissioned
deemed obsolete
departed
deceased
gone
demised
cold
low
asleep
lifeless
breathless
fallen
nonexistent
out of commission
down the drain
had it
inanimate
kaput
done for
exanimate
invalid
earlier
long-ago
foregone
gone by
primeval
US
primordial
prehistoric
prior
immemorial
antediluvian
onetime
one time
quondam
at the time
primigenial
last
early
then
first
sometime
primaeval
UK
long gone
done
bypast
finished
nonextant
completed
forepassed
recent
down memory lane
sunk in oblivion
ex
older
in the olden days
of an earlier time
ages ago
gone-by
once upon a time
back when
of a former period
in the good old days
remote
pristine
latter
long departed
long past
long ago
whilom
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Ancillary to that already existing, used, or possessed
second
spare
alternative
relief
substitute
ancillary
auxiliary
backup
fallback
secondary
alternate
other
superfluous
surplus
back-up
reserve
another
replacement
standby
supplementary
extra
different
possible
surrogate
emergency
complementary
additional
proxy
supernumerary
deputy
stand-in
duplicate
fill-in
in reserve
in store
pinch-hitting
fall-back
equivalent
subsidiary
new
unused
accessory
cover
temporary
acting
one more
in addition
provisional
interim
stopgap
caretaker
non-standard
locum
provisory
provisionary
supplemental
makeshift
intervening
substitutive
transitional
tentative
short-term
pro tem
ad interim
second-string
pro tempore
leftover
free
fresh
optional
supererogatory
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Excessively abundant
overabundant
abounding
excessive
in excess
profuse
surplus
boundless
disproportionate
dissipated
dizzying
enormous
exaggerated
exorbitant
extra
extravagant
extreme
immoderate
indulgent
inordinate
intemperate
limitless
more
needless
over
overboard
overkill
overmuch
plethoric
prodigal
profligate
recrementitious
self-indulgent
sky-high
steep
stiff
stratospheric
super
superabundant
superfluous
supernatural
too many
towering
unbounded
unconscionable
undue
unmeasurable
unreasonable
way out
lavish
overdue
insane
overweening
intolerable
overextravagant
devilish
fancy
unmerciful
baroque
very
too
a lot
unrestricted
unbridled
unwarranted
unrestrained
gratuitous
extortionate
substantial
unlimited
wanton
grandiose
vast
tremendous
uncontrolled
immense
gross
improvident
monstrous
imprudent
infinite
prodigious
massive
stupendous
uncurbed
humongous
astronomical
wasteful
huge
monumental
immeasurable
astronomic
outrageous
fantastic
unhampered
thumping
whopping
giant
epic
mighty
mega
gargantuan
silly
monster
extensive
ridiculous
colossal
unchecked
overindulgent
unfettered
mammoth
mountainous
overgenerous
gigantic
preposterous
unnecessary
ludicrous
uninhibited
super-duper
OTT
O.T.T.
uncalled for
over the odds
out of all proportion
too much
over the top
a bit much
reckless
dissolute
spendthrift
squandering
thriftless
unthrifty
irresponsible
high-rolling
wild
unjustified
uncontrollable
severe
violent
passionate
tempestuous
abandoned
raw
runaway
egregious
rampant
unhindered
ungovernable
incontinent
dissipative
debauched
greedy
unbalanced
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Showy in speech and given to using flowery or elaborate terms
flowery
high-flown
ornate
florid
rhetorical
fancy
grandiloquent
baroque
high-sounding
magniloquent
overwrought
purple
aureate
bombastic
elaborate
euphuistic
flamboyant
highfalutin
labored
US
laboured
UK
oratorical
orotund
overblown
over-elaborate
strained
convoluted
embellished
figurative
hifalutin
inflated
magnific
overdone
overripe
pleonastic
rhetoric
tumid
turgid
fustian
hyperventilated
Ossianic
declamatory
diffuse
euphemistic
extravagant
ornamental
ornamented
prolix
rococo
sonorous
swollen
verbose
windy
wordy
pretentious
grandiose
pompous
ostentatious
affected
lofty
showy
eloquent
stilted
formal
complicated
hyperbolic
fussy
exaggerated
articulate
arty-farty
silver-tongued
busy
mouthy
effusive
gassy
flatulent
gaseous
big
gingerbread
erudite
scholarly
fulsome
overelaborate
pedantic
theatrical
wedding-cake
histrionic
overdecorated
bombast
decorated
dramatic
periphrastic
elegant
rotund
curlicued
Ciceronian
exalted
epideictic
imposing
decorative
rich
Demosthenic
Demosthenean
very elaborate
gingerbreaded
bedizened
gingerbready
long-winded
la-di-da
ranting
sesquipedalian
contrived
excessive
puffed
detailed
grand-sounding
windbag
complex
flashy
fluent
big-talking
stuffy
overwritten
luscious
high-wrought
stagy
elocutionary
brilliant
bedecked
lavish
puffed-up
majestic
impressive
mannered
actorly
garnished
Miltonian
epic
Homeric
arty
high-falutin
ponderous
stodgy
high-minded
snobbish
euphistic
haughty
tall-talking
over-the-top
oratorial
over-embellished
over-ornate
self-important
highly decorated
overworked
overheated
egotistic
elevated
heroic
prim
overornate
excessively ornate
overembellished
blathering
bold
long
learned
splendid
yellow
golden
overinflated
discursive
braggart
boastful
bragging
blustering
glib
vocal
grand
voluble
tumescent
rhapsodic
loudmouthed
balderdash
booming
melodramatic
arresting
over the top
written
dignified
solemn
poetic
verbal
linguistic
lexiphanic
Falstaffian
stuffed shirt
full of hot air
stylistic
involved
rhapsodical
overestimated
fervid
impassioned
persuasive
gesturing
vivid
forceful
gesticulative
senatorial
loud
noisy
expressive
intoning
important
noble
stentorian
bizarre
grotesque
beautiful
gilt
adorned
literary
flash
resplendent
jewelled
UK
metaphorical
opulent
tawdry
gilded
glossy
jeweled
US
flaunting
splashy
embroidered
sumptuous
meretricious
variegated
superficial
bright
magnificent
glamorous
sparkling
gaudy
fine
dazzling
colored
US
glitzy
coloured
UK
fancily decorated
highly wrought
cluttered
intricate
posh
luxurious
frilly
sophisticated
chintzy
precious
overstated
crowded
over-detailed
untidy
mixed-up
messy
muddled
disarranged
staged
disorderly
plush
excessively ornamental
skillful
US
skilful
UK
with all the extras
with all the options
with bells and whistles
deluxe
classy
swish
spiffy
quality
swanky
snazzy
towering
extreme
superior
select
ritzy
devilish
prime
fanciful
jazzy
special
froufrou
fancible
unusual
cushy
custom
beautifying
high-class
OTT
chichi
high-quality
fancy-pants
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