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synonyms for redundance

  • exuberance
  • glut
  • overkill
  • surplus
  • waste
  • balance
  • by-product
  • enough
  • exorbitance
  • fat
  • fulsomeness
  • inundation
  • lavishness
  • leavings
  • leftover
  • luxuriance
  • nimiety
  • overflow
  • overload
  • overmuch
  • overrun
  • oversupply
  • overweight
  • plenty
  • plethora
  • profusion
  • redundancy
  • refuse
  • remainder
  • residue
  • rest
  • spare
  • superabundance
  • supererogation
  • superfluity
  • surfeit
  • wastefulness
  • overdose
  • recrement
  • the limit
  • too much
  • too much of a good thing

antonyms for redundance

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  • insufficiency
  • lack
  • need
  • want
  • base
  • core
  • few
  • little
  • scarcity
  • dearth
  • deficiency
  • deprivation
  • economy
  • frugality
  • moderation
  • poverty
  • privation
  • shortcoming
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      How to use redundance in a sentence

      Effects not very dissimilar, are, in France and Italy, produced from a redundance of it.
      SKETCHES OF THE FAIR SEX, IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLDANONYMOUS
      So that A will have a redundance of this fluid, which forms an atmosphere round, and B an exactly equal deficiency.
      THE COMPLETE WORKS IN PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND MORALS OF THE LATE DR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, [VOL 1 OF 3]BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
      Disobedience to the law in the shape of exaggeration or redundance of purposive movement indicates functional excess.
      TICS AND THEIR TREATMENTHENRY MEIGNE
      How this redundance is obtained you will see in a moment by bending any feather the wrong way.
      LOVE'S MEINIEJOHN RUSKIN
      Yet both may be equally Christian, in spite of the redundance or the deficiency.
      THE WORLD'S GREAT SERMONS, VOLUME 5: GUTHRIE TO MOZLEYVARIOUS
      Respecting Shelley at Eton, there is almost a redundance of evidence.
      THE REAL SHELLEY, VOL. I (OF 2)JOHN CORDY JEAFFRESON
      There seems to be a natural tendency to deal in a redundance of prepositions.
      CONVERSATIONANDREW P. PEABODY
      In spite of redundance and obscurity in the style of the narrative, Constantia found in it powerful excitements of her sympathy.
      ORMOND, VOLUME I (OF 3)CHARLES BROCKDEN BROWN
      So redundance alreddy recalls, in order to' explode, guess and give!
      A MINNIATURE OV INGLISH ORTHOGGRAPHYJAMES ELPHINSTON
      Perhaps he threw it aside in the redundance of other illustrative material.
      LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE OF POPULAR LITERATURE AND SCIENCE, VOLUME 22. OCTOBER, 1878.VARIOUS
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