redundant in Irish
redundant in Irish is iomarcach — redundant means no longer needed; superfluous.
redundant in Irish
iomarcach
Superfluous; exceeding what is necessary, no longer needed.
What does "redundant" mean?
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adjective No longer needed; superfluous.
"Once the new software launched, the manual data entry process became redundant."
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adjective Dismissed from a job because the position is no longer needed.
"Hundreds of workers were made redundant when the plant closed."
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adjective Needlessly repetitive in wording.
"Saying "free gift" is redundant, since a gift is already free."
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redundant in a sentence
- Once the new software launched, the manual data entry process became redundant.
- Now that everyone has a smartphone, the old pager is completely redundant.
- Hundreds of workers were made redundant when the plant closed.
- My brother was made redundant last spring and has been looking for new work since.
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What is "redundant" in Irish?
"redundant" in Irish is iomarcach. redundant means: No longer needed; superfluous.
How do you use "redundant" in a sentence?
Example: "Once the new software launched, the manual data entry process became redundant." In Irish, "redundant" is iomarcach.
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