superfluous soo-PUR-floo-uhs adjective WS #39

unnecessary, especially through being more than enough; exceeding what is sufficient or required; redundant or excessive

1. His superfluous comments during the meeting added nothing valuable to the important discussion.
2. The editor removed superfluous words from the manuscript to make it more concise and readable.
3. The superfluous details in his report distracted from the main findings and confused the readers.
4. The superfluous decorations in the room created clutter rather than enhancing the elegant design.
5. She considered the expensive gadget superfluous since her current phone worked perfectly well.