415 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ɹɪdˈʌndənsi], [ ɹɪdˈʌndənsi], [ ɹ_ɪ_d_ˈʌ_n_d_ə_n_s_i]

Similar words for redundancy:

• act (noun)
• alternative (noun)
• excess (noun)
• other relevant words (noun)
• overflow (noun)
• overflowing (noun)
• pleonasm (noun)
• reiteration (noun)
• repetition (noun)
• superfluity (noun)
• verbiage (noun)
• wordiness (noun)
• other synonyms
• other relevant words (noun)

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Synonyms for Redundancy:

• n.

  •
  • fifth-generation,
  • bleeding edge.
  •
  • pink slip,
  • words,
  • retire,
  • fire,
  • style,
  • ease out,
  • pay off,
  • dismiss,
  • pension off,
  • lay off,
  • give someone notice.
  •
  • redundant,
  • uninvited,
  • unlooked-for,
  • unnecessary,
  • dispensable,
  • unwanted,
  • unsolicited,
  • unasked for.
  • act (noun)
  • redundancy.
  • alternative (noun)
  • re courses,
  • take it leave it,
  • re-course,
  • drutherses,
  • re-courses,
  • take leave it,
  • other fish sea,
  • back ups,
  • re course,
  • other fish fry,
  • take or leave it.
  • excess (noun)
  • over doses,
  • over kill,
  • over-load,
  • ex-cesses,
  • super abundances,
  • over dose,
  • ex cess,
  • over runs,
  • over-kills,
  • over supplies,
  • the limits,
  • over-muches,
  • over-dose,
  • too muches,
  • over-weight,
  • over much,
  • ex cesses,
  • over kills,
  • over loads,
  • super-abundances,
  • too much a good thing,
  • pro fusions,
  • fulsomenesses,
  • re-fuse,
  • over run,
  • by product,
  • overkills,
  • too much good thing,
  • over-weights,
  • pro-fusion,
  • supererogations,
  • ex-cess,
  • over weights,
  • pro fusion,
  • over-kill,
  • over-doses,
  • over supply,
  • super abundance,
  • over-much,
  • pro-fusions,
  • re fuse,
  • over load,
  • too much of good thing,
  • nimieties,
  • super-abundance,
  • over weight,
  • over-loads,
  • recrements,
  • luxuriances,
  • re fuses,
  • over muches.
  • Other relevant words: (noun)
  • exuberance,
  • plethora,
  • embarrassment,
  • over-supplies,
  • other fish in sea,
  • Opportunities,
  • superfluity,
  • repetition,
  • remainder,
  • too much of a good thing,
  • alternative,
  • spillways,
  • others,
  • periphrasis,
  • surplus,
  • substitute,
  • repetitiveness,
  • circumlocution,
  • redundance,
  • superfluousness,
  • back-up,
  • byproduct,
  • Recrement,
  • druthers,
  • Overdoses,
  • Periphrase,
  • overkill,
  • wordage,
  • Fats,
  • verbiage,
  • over-supply,
  • nimiety,
  • luxuriance,
  • long-windedness,
  • overdose,
  • repeating,
  • Floridity,
  • the limit,
  • over-run,
  • fulsomeness,
  • repetitiousness,
  • over-runs,
  • engineering concept,
  • Cornucopias,
  • back-ups,
  • constellation,
  • spillway,
  • expansiveness,
  • other fish to fry,
  • supererogation,
  • cornucopia,
  • configuration,
  • glut,
  • overplus,
  • overweights,
  • Periphrases,
  • excessiveness,
  • excess,
  • redundances,
  • take it or leave it,
  • verbosity,
  • overflow.
  • overflow (noun)
  • submersion,
  • over-production,
  • Submersions,
  • overflowing,
  • overcrowding,
  • niagaras,
  • spillover,
  • over-crowding,
  • submergence,
  • overproduction,
  • spillovers.
  • overflowing (noun)
  • co piousnesses,
  • over-flowing,
  • co piousness,
  • over flowing,
  • co-piousness,
  • co-piousnesses.
  • pleonasm (noun)
  • wordages.
  • reiteration (noun)
  • re-iteration,
  • re iterations,
  • re iteration,
  • re-iterations.
  • repetition (noun)
  • periodicity,
  • Iterance,
  • staccato,
  • encore,
  • Ingemination,
  • alliteration,
  • staccatos,
  • iteracy,
  • broken record,
  • reoccurrence,
  • alliterations,
  • superabundance,
  • perseveration,
  • Periodicities.
  • superfluity (noun)
  • deluge,
  • landslide,
  • extravagance,
  • copiousness,
  • inundation,
  • avalanche,
  • superfluous,
  • gratuitousness,
  • Overrunning,
  • overindulgence,
  • overabundance,
  • immoderation,
  • exorbitance,
  • outrageousness.
  • verbiage (noun)
  • long windednesses,
  • long windedness,
  • longwindednesses,
  • long-windednesses,
  • expansivenesses,
  • floridities,
  • longwindedness.
  • wordiness (noun)
  • officialese,
  • verbomania,
  • loquaciousness,
  • verbigeration,
  • catalogic.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • high technology,
  • nanotechnology,
  • intermediate technology,
  • windiness,
  • high-tech,
  • appropriate technology,
  • verboseness,
  • technological,
  • cybernetics,
  • animatronics.
  •
  • technology,
  • diffusion.
  •
  • technically.
  •
  • technical.
  • Other relevant words (noun):
  • excrescent,
  • surplusage,
  • filling,
  • information theory,
  • transgression,
  • Data Retrieval,
  • needlessness,
  • Unnecessariness,
  • leftover,
  • extraneous,
  • gushing,
  • recapitulate,
  • preeminence,
  • abundance,
  • great quantity,
  • garrulousness,
  • encoding,
  • Palilogy,
  • too much,
  • retrogress,
  • frills,
  • ornamentation,
  • Transcursion,
  • garrulity,
  • productivity,
  • exuberant,
  • recidivate,
  • replication,
  • amplitude,
  • fluency,
  • overlap,
  • lead,
  • inordinate,
  • fertility,
  • gratuitous,
  • excessive,
  • recurrence,
  • wordiness,
  • overpopulation,
  • redundancies,
  • repeats,
  • pleonasm,
  • tumidity,
  • replicate,
  • expansion,
  • reduplicate,
  • discarded,
  • unemployment,
  • circumambages,
  • entropy,
  • expletive,
  • embarras de richesses,
  • decoding,
  • frill,
  • diffuseness,
  • Verbality,
  • reiterate,
  • odd,
  • iteration,
  • prolixity,
  • dissipation,
  • gush,
  • fat,
  • plus,
  • ax,
  • bootless,
  • filler,
  • transcendence,
  • bellyful,
  • tediousness,
  • extravagant,
  • supremacy,
  • Circumbendibus,
  • succession,
  • effusiveness,
  • Harping,
  • flood,
  • tautology,
  • outpouring,
  • signal,
  • prodigality,
  • maximum,
  • climax,
  • logorrhea,
  • more than enough,
  • copiosity,
  • pointless,
  • rhythm,
  • load,
  • overmuch,
  • monotony,
  • lion's share,
  • Superflux,
  • wastefulness,
  • communication theory,
  • repletion,
  • needless,
  • formlessness,
  • recede,
  • ne plus ultra,
  • rankness,
  • spate,
  • money to burn,
  • satiety,
  • too many,
  • recur,
  • surfeit,
  • channel,
  • duplicate,
  • reiterativeness,
  • teemingness,
  • restate,
  • dawdle,
  • discharge,
  • river,
  • congestion,
  • frippery,
  • stammering,
  • roundabout,
  • fecundity,
  • Rampancy,
  • featherbedding,
  • profuseness,
  • luxury,
  • tirade,
  • Verbalism,
  • inflatedness,
  • duplication,
  • good-for-nothing,
  • Extravagancy,
  • furlough,
  • bit,
  • Outpour,
  • information explosion,
  • Battology,
  • tautologies,
  • oversupply,
  • plenty,
  • run,
  • effusion,
  • not required,
  • repeat,
  • encroachment,
  • turgidity,
  • Overmeasure,
  • overmuchness,
  • profusion,
  • inflation,
  • Perissology,
  • talkativeness,
  • Tautophony,
  • Transiliency,
  • additional,
  • extra,
  • Bedizenment,
  • electronic data processing,
  • Diffusiveness,
  • lavishness,
  • Macrology,
  • retell,
  • enough,
  • dismissal,
  • infringement,
  • Extravagation,
  • attrition,
  • leftovers,
  • prolificacy,
  • episode,
  • reappear,
  • Data Storage,
  • prolificity,
  • trespass,
  • layoff,
  • recover,
  • lose,
  • gingerbread,
  • revert,
  • Ambages,
  • engorgement,
  • noise,
  • over-abundance,
  • summit,
  • overage,
  • padding,
  • richness,
  • flatulence,
  • record,
  • expendable,
  • culmination,
  • tide,
  • stuttering,
  • embellishment,
  • reiteration.

How to use "Redundancy" in context?

Paraphrases for Redundancy:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    demobilization, downsizing, duplication, latency, overlapping, resignation, unemployment, laying-off.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    layoff, repetition, retrenchment.

Homophones for Redundancy:

• ready and waiting, radiant heating, Rotundness, redundance.

Hyponym for Redundancy:

• n.

  • act
    repetition, repeating.
  • cognition
    constellation, configuration.
  • communication
    repetitiveness, repetitiousness.