superfluous in Latin
superfluous in Latin is superfluus, superforāneus, supervacuus — superfluous means more than is needed; unnecessary or excess.
superfluous in Latin
superfluus
In excess of what is required or sufficient.
superforāneus
In excess of what is required or sufficient.
supervacuus
In excess of what is required or sufficient.
supervacāneus
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 Latin?
"superfluous" in Latin is superfluus, superforāneus, supervacuus. superfluous means: More than is needed; unnecessary or excess.
How do you use "superfluous" in a sentence?
Example: "He crossed out the superfluous details to tighten the essay." In Latin, "superfluous" is superfluus, superforāneus, supervacuus.
Are there other ways to say "superfluous" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "superfluous": superfluus, superforāneus, supervacuus, supervacāneus.
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