| Respecting Shelley at Eton, there is almost a redundance of evidence. |
| Leigh Hunt praises Mr. Mathewss valets and old men, but condemns his nervous restlessness and redundance of bodily action. |
| The true screen comedy has no truck with words, and is so simple that their use is mere redundance. |
| At this point I realised for the first time the grave disadvantages of redundance in speech, of unnecessary verbiage. |
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