superfluous in Japanese
superfluous in Japanese is 冗長 — superfluous means more than is needed; unnecessary or excess.
superfluous in Japanese
冗長
Pronounced: jōchō
In excess of what is required or sufficient.
What does "superfluous" mean?
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adj More than is needed; unnecessary or excess.
"He crossed out the superfluous details to tighten the essay."
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superfluous in a sentence
- He crossed out the superfluous details to tighten the essay.
- Once the deal closed, the extra paperwork felt superfluous.
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What is "superfluous" in Japanese?
"superfluous" in Japanese is 冗長. superfluous means: More than is needed; unnecessary or excess.
How do you pronounce 冗長?
"superfluous" in Japanese is 冗長, pronounced "jōchō".
How do you use "superfluous" in a sentence?
Example: "He crossed out the superfluous details to tighten the essay." In Japanese, "superfluous" is 冗長.
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