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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
Excessive in degree or amount
No longer active or functioning
Ancillary to that already existing, used, or possessed
Without a specific purpose, meaning or goal
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
disused
outmoded
not required
uncalled-for
uncalled for
needed like a hole in the head
nonessential
superfluous
gratuitous
extraneous
unrequired
optional
irrelevant
non-essential
unimportant
peripheral
avoidable
unwarranted
extrinsic
causeless
beside the point
incidental
worthless
uncritical
accidental
noncompulsory
surplus
casual
cosmetic
pointless
excessive
futile
undesirable
supererogatory
fortuitous
haphazard
additional
random
excess
not needed
immaterial
chance
minor
prodigal
trivial
purposeless
de trop
surplus to requirements
supplementary
not essential
not necessary
replaceable
extra
wanton
inapposite
exorbitant
inapplicable
inappropriate
unrelated
secondary
ornamental
unconnected
impertinent
irrelative
inapt
collateral
inconsequential
unmerited
tangential
to no purpose
inadmissible
nothing to do with it
neither here nor there
not to the point
not pertinent
off the subject
not germane
undesired
inconsiderable
subsidiary
wasted
subordinate
accessory
skippable
groundless
removable
no need
unused
leftover
too much
to no avail
unconsumed
discarded
untouched
of little account
left over
going begging
wide of the mark
out of place
not to the purpose
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
expletive
expletory
in excess
too many
too much
de trop
surplus to requirements
unneeded
leftover
unwanted
remaining
dispensable
needless
expendable
unused
inessential
useless
unnecessary
unrequired
superfluent
disposable
pleonastic
not required
uncalled for
gratuitous
nonessential
extraneous
exorbitant
residuary
reserve
profuse
lavish
residual
superabundant
unessential
overflowing
extreme
unasked
abounding
overmuch
uncalled-for
odd
left over
supervacuous
filler
waste
unwarranted
pointless
left
unproductive
over
unjustified
to spare
undue
more
on your hands
going begging
added
supplementary
supplemental
further
not needed
fresh
optional
special
add-on
over and above
supererogative
supervacaneous
supervacaneal
wanton
worthless
unusable
scrap
unprofitable
discarded
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
garrulous
circumlocutory
circuitous
lengthy
diffuse
discursive
tedious
logorrheic
voluble
protracted
ambagious
turgid
gabby
wandering
digressive
meandering
circumlocutionary
logorrhoeic
tortuous
talkative
long-drawn-out
talky
chatty
overlong
maundering
repetitive
inflated
flatulent
rhetorical
superfluous
long
gassy
roundabout
indirect
iterative
prolonged
convoluted
flowery
alliterative
full of verbiage
empty
waffly
sesquipedalian
waffling
diffusive
reiterative
inelegant
unneeded
unnecessary
profuse
copious
exuberant
random
lavish
dull
drawn-out
uncalled-for
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
boring
tiresome
wearisome
interminable
unending
ponderous
spun out
dragged out
conversational
gossipy
communicative
motormouthed
blabby
forthcoming
chattering
chattery
loose-lipped
gossiping
glib
vocal
able to talk the hind legs off a donkey
open
unreserved
outgoing
expressive
informative
slick
gibbering
smooth
loudmouthed
verbal
prosy
outspoken
having kissed the blarney stone
full of hot air
digressional
digressionary
fluent
desultory
uninhibited
conversable
repeated
leaping
excursive
motormouth
roaming
roving
indiscreet
rattling
demonstrative
tonguey
yakkity
yakky
drivellous
confabulatory
having kissed the Blarney Stone
loose-tongued
wind-bag
flap jaw
monotonous
gaseous
constant
ceaseless
insistent
continual
uninteresting
elaborate
nosy
extended
polysyllabic
over-elaborate
perissological
circumlocuitous
circumlocutional
circumlocutious
frank
duplicative
noisy
blabbermouth
excessively communicative
errant
episodic
communicable
enlightening
unrestrained
erratic
over-talkative
free
plainspoken
running on at the mouth
candid
cooperative
helpful
obliging
musing
loose
broad
deviating
free-spoken
articulate
eloquent
rhapsodic
lyrical
disquisitional
bigmouthed
windbag
silver-tongued
blessed with the gift of the gab
big mouthed
all jaw
complicated
complex
ambiguous
misleading
confusing
tricky
devious
mazy
frequentative
byzantine
involute
intricate
difficult
difficult to follow
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
workless
disengaged
resting
between jobs
on the wallaby track
on layoff
made redundant
down and out
unoccupied
unwaged
not working
signing on
out of action
on the dole
inactive
without gainful employment
underemployed
unengaged
free
out-of-work
without work
without paid employment
on the shelf
without employment
on the bench
“On Friday last, 32 people that were made
redundant
left the company but these redundancies had been finalised before the takeover.”
Adjective
▲
Excessive in degree or amount
overmuch
excessive
immoderate
extreme
extravagant
inordinate
exorbitant
undue
unconscionable
stiff
lavish
plethoric
steep
intolerable
insane
overextravagant
overdue
devilish
unreasonable
towering
fancy
overweening
disproportionate
intemperate
unmerciful
baroque
superfluous
overkill
exaggerated
enormous
extra
needless
prodigal
unmeasurable
overboard
profligate
superabundant
dizzying
boundless
overabundant
limitless
super
dissipated
indulgent
unbounded
more
recrementitious
stratospheric
supernatural
over
too much
sky-high
self-indulgent
way out
too many
a lot
profuse
surplus
abounding
in excess
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
over the top
super-duper
OTT
O.T.T.
uncalled for
over the odds
out of all proportion
a bit much
over-the-top
magnificent
egregious
grand
elaborate
impressive
showy
zealous
blown up out of all proportion
overblown
indiscriminate
theatrical
dramatic
overdone
extraordinary
unbalanced
too-too
radical
ostentatious
large
ambitious
imposing
bold
immodest
audacious
big
drastic
dire
commanding
lordly
desperate
strict
severe
uncompromising
harsh
unbending
stern
serious
forceful
momentous
tough
far-reaching
imperious
remorseless
unrelenting
rigid
unusual
exceptional
heavy
consequential
sharp
unyielding
unmitigated
luxurious
punishing
austere
fanatical
punitive
draconian
rigorous
opulent
sumptuous
downright
thorough
absolute
remarkable
oppressive
unconventional
flagrant
unseemly
ferocious
uncommon
plush
ballsy
fanciful
adventurous
heroic
wild
deluxe
splendid
out-and-out
nonsensical
fabulous
swingeing
irrational
utter
improper
out of proportion
sheer
palatial
ritzy
posh
rich
swanky
luxury
luxuriant
plushy
lush
gorgeous
luxe
ornate
silken
regal
Lucullan
Babylonian
pretentious
Lucullian
palace
first-class
more ❯
Adjective
▲
No longer active or functioning
extinct
obsolete
disused
defunct
discontinued
fossilised
UK
fossilized
US
inoperative
archaic
abandoned
ancient
forgotten
antiquated
bygone
discarded
lapsed
old
superseded
unusable
unused
antique
bypast
expired
inactive
stagnant
unemployed
dormant
outdated
idle
inert
dead
former
quiescent
unreactive
elapsed
invalid
stale
void
non-functioning
no longer in use
out of date
out-of-date
not functioning
fallen into disuse
no longer active
out of commission
very old
of yore
null and void
run out
superannuated
moribund
decommissioned
past
written off
deemed obsolete
old-fashioned
dated
previous
historical
long-gone
late
old-time
one-time
olden
unrecalled
outmoded
unremembered
worn-out
erstwhile
ex-
outworn
oldfangled
latter-day
lost
passé
way back
lost in time
of old
consigned to oblivion
vanished
lost and gone
way back when
prehistoric
antediluvian
medieval
US
mediaeval
UK
obsolescent
mossy
behind the times
unfashionable
anachronistic
out of the ark
old hat
out
prehistorical
moth-eaten
out of fashion
demoded
rusty
neolithic
kaputt
mouldy
UK
out of style
Stone Age
old-fangled
moldy
US
quaint
musty
Noachian
square
unhip
kaput
olde worlde
vieux jeu
creaky
clunky
not with it
fusty
feudal
crusted
has-been
old-world
old-fogeyish
horse-and-buggy
rinky-dink
frumpy
primitive
tired
backward-looking
square-toed
vintage
démodé
dinosaur
frumpish
timeworn
behindhand
passe
old-hat
old-school
past it
unstylish
relic
dowdy
yesterday's
early
earliest
deprecated
fossil
immemorial
aged
exhausted
conservative
grandfather
legacy
had it
done for
horse and buggy
past its sell-by date
out-of-style
dead and gone
of long ago
back-number
not current
of the old school
demode
neglected
ended
geriatric
forsaken
out-of-fashion
gone
obscure
dusty
threadbare
corny
overfamiliar
deserted
retro
on its last legs
hoary
retrograde
tacky
tasteless
venerable
cheesy
last year's
no longer used
clapped out
past its prime
having seen better days
primeval
US
primal
rococo
styleless
primordial
dateless
trashy
foregone
atavistic
antwacky
primaeval
UK
inelegant
unpopular
crusty
old-timey
parachronistic
past your sell-by date
backward
anachronous
of olden days
out of it
not modern
grown old
backwards
ticky-tack
not fashionable
ticky-tacky
back number
hackneyed
out of use
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
replacement
standby
another
supplementary
extra
additional
supernumerary
fall-back
emergency
surrogate
proxy
deputy
stand-in
in reserve
different
fill-in
in store
pinch-hitting
possible
free
fresh
complementary
temporary
acting
provisional
interim
stopgap
caretaker
duplicate
locum
provisory
provisionary
supplemental
makeshift
intervening
substitutive
transitional
tentative
short-term
pro tem
ad interim
second-string
pro tempore
equivalent
subsidiary
new
unused
accessory
cover
one more
in addition
non-standard
leftover
optional
supererogatory
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Without a specific purpose, meaning or goal
aimless
pointless
purposeless
goalless
meaningless
objectless
senseless
fruitless
hollow
drifting
frivolous
inconsequential
superfluous
useless
valueless
wandering
worthless
adrift
casual
futile
insignificant
irrelevant
unproductive
without rhyme or reason
unavailing
needless
unnecessary
purportless
inane
unprofitable
wasted
idle
empty
fatuous
nonsensical
nongermane
to no purpose
unimportant
trivial
puerile
trifling
silly
paltry
absurd
ineffectual
hopeless
in vain
insane
footling
ineffective
not pertinent
vain
otiose
profitless
mindless
insubstantial
motiveless
vapid
unreasonable
nugatory
unsuccessful
directionless
abortive
barren
bootless
undirected
good-for-nothing
of no use
indiscriminate
feckless
vacuous
negligible
unpurposed
inutile
nothing
vacant
unhelpful
inefficacious
banal
uncalled-for
uncalled for
unguided
insincere
rudderless
unessential
groundless
unsatisfactory
designless
irrational
wanton
thoughtless
witless
illogical
impotent
baseless
of no benefit
unreal
desultory
brainless
random
chaffy
cheap
throwaway
unfounded
rambling
no use
dull
dead
null
ridiculous
floundering
haphazard
wanky
junky
unsubstantial
petty
insipid
boring
gratuitous
lacking foundation
stale
unrewarding
uninspiring
no-good
of no value
of no avail
dry
uninteresting
stupid
oblivious
without grounds
not serious
without foundation
hit-or-miss
unjustified
arid
flat
tedious
commonplace
wishy-washy
drab
lacklustre
UK
sterile
unstimulating
dreary
monotonous
prosaic
lifeless
humdrum
unfruitful
unprolific
unfilled
clear
lackluster
US
unsound
unmeaning
rootless
floating
without goal
without purpose
in limbo
without direction
at a loose end
at loose ends
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Showy in speech and given to using flowery or elaborate terms
flowery
grandiloquent
florid
bombastic
rhetorical
highfalutin
magniloquent
ornate
oratorical
overblown
fustian
orotund
turgid
euphuistic
aureate
overripe
purple
overwrought
inflated
tumid
rhetoric
verbose
overdone
declamatory
flamboyant
elaborate
windy
sonorous
magnific
extravagant
baroque
rococo
fancy
hifalutin
embellished
ornamented
labored
US
laboured
UK
strained
convoluted
wordy
pleonastic
Ossianic
ornamental
hyperventilated
swollen
prolix
figurative
diffuse
high-sounding
high-flown
over-elaborate
pretentious
grandiose
pompous
ostentatious
lofty
affected
showy
eloquent
stilted
formal
hyperbolic
complicated
flatulent
exaggerated
articulate
arty-farty
gassy
fussy
gaseous
silver-tongued
mouthy
effusive
theatrical
decorated
busy
gingerbread
overdecorated
big
pedantic
erudite
scholarly
overelaborate
fulsome
periphrastic
dramatic
flashy
Ciceronian
epideictic
imposing
Demosthenic
Demosthenean
histrionic
decorative
rich
gingerbreaded
gingerbready
bombast
bedizened
rotund
wedding-cake
exalted
fluent
elegant
detailed
contrived
glamorous
long-winded
complex
luscious
bright
bedecked
lavish
poetic
ranting
excessive
loud
voluble
puffed
stagy
windbag
gaudy
vivid
elocutionary
literary
tumescent
written
glib
vocal
grand
sesquipedalian
la-di-da
adorned
glitzy
big-talking
stuffy
resplendent
overwritten
boastful
braggart
bragging
sumptuous
brilliant
Falstaffian
splashy
grand-sounding
beautiful
over the top
bookish
gilded
glossy
jeweled
US
flaunting
embroidered
variegated
magnificent
sparkling
fine
dazzling
colored
US
coloured
UK
curlicued
jewelled
UK
arabesque
puffed-up
high-wrought
fancily decorated
highly wrought
very elaborate
mannered
actorly
garnished
metaphorical
superficial
ponderous
snobbish
verbal
blathering
persuasive
majestic
impressive
stodgy
Miltonian
Homeric
haughty
blustering
over-the-top
oratorial
high-falutin
rhapsodic
loudmouthed
balderdash
epic
bold
euphistic
expressive
overinflated
discursive
overheated
booming
melodramatic
arresting
self-important
euphuistical
tall-talking
stuffed shirt
heroic
full of hot air
lexiphanic
involved
egotistic
prim
rhapsodical
overestimated
long
learned
overworked
bizarre
grotesque
gilt
boasting
portentous
overembellished
overornate
vibrant
colourful
UK
lurid
colorful
US
over-embellished
over-ornate
brash
garish
excessively ornate
flaring
striking
festooned
corinthian
luxuriant
eye-catching
dignified
solemn
flash
tawdry
meretricious
opulent
luxurious
posh
plush
classy
sophisticated
swanky
high-class
intricate
deluxe
swish
stylish
refined
chic
snazzy
overstated
cultivated
exquisite
handsome
stately
ritzy
choice
select
superior
aristocratic
fancy-pants
arty
highly decorated
skillful
US
skilful
UK
gee-whizz
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