redundant

UK
/rɪˈdʌndənt/
US
/rɪˈdʌndənt/

Translations

redundantadjective
more redundant
Comp.
most redundant
Super.
UK
/rɪˈdʌndənt/
US
/rɪˈdʌndənt/
The report was filled with redundant information that could have been omitted.
Le rapport était rempli d'informations superflues qui auraient pu être omises.
redondantStyle soutenu ou technique ; pour une répétition inutile.
His speech was redundant, repeating the same points multiple times.
Son discours était redondant, répétant plusieurs fois les mêmes points.
The introduction of new technology made the old system redundant.
L'introduction d'une nouvelle technologie a rendu l'ancien système obsolète.
Additional translations
licenciéAu Royaume-Uni, en parlant d'un salarié dont le poste a été supprimé.

Definitions

redundantadjective
Exceeding what is necessary or normal; superfluous.
The report was filled with redundant information that could have been omitted.
Characterized by repetition or verbosity.
His speech was redundant, repeating the same points multiple times.
No longer needed or useful; obsolete.
The introduction of new technology made the old system redundant.
(British, of a worker) Dismissed from employment because the job is no longer needed.
After the merger, more than 200 employees were made redundant.