superfluity in Portuguese

superfluity in Portuguese is superfluidade, supérfluo — superfluity means the state of having far more of something than is needed.

superfluidade

noun

The quality or state of being superfluous; overflowingness.

supérfluo

noun

Something superfluous, as a luxury.

superfluidade

noun

Something superfluous, as a luxury.

What does "superfluity" mean?

noun The state of having far more of something than is needed.
"Each stores has its own storekeeper, a clerk who specializes in organizing his department so that there is not a superfluity of one article and a scarcity of another."
noun An extra item that is not really necessary, such as a luxury.
noun The collective term for a number of nuns.
"These probably mark the dwelling of a colony, or to speak more precisely, according to Dame Juliana Berners, a superfluity of nuns from Godstow, which nunnery had a cell there, and was patron of the living."

Each stores has its own storekeeper, a clerk who specializes in organizing his department so that there is not a superfluity of one article and a scarcity of another.
These probably mark the dwelling of a colony, or to speak more precisely, according to Dame Juliana Berners, a superfluity of nuns from Godstow, which nunnery had a cell there, and was patron of the living.
Alice put Anna back on the shelf and turned up the volume on the TV, where a local news reporter was imparting a salutary tale of woe involving a superfluity of nuns who'd got into a scrape at a crab festival.

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What is "superfluity" in Portuguese?

"superfluity" in Portuguese is superfluidade, supérfluo. superfluity means: The state of having far more of something than is needed.

Are there other ways to say "superfluity" in Portuguese?

Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "superfluity": superfluidade, supérfluo.

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