redundance (Meaning)
Wordnet
redundance (n)
the attribute of being superfluous and unneeded
Webster
redundance (n.)
Alt. of Redundancy
Synonyms & Antonyms of redundance
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redundance Sentence Examples
- The report's excessive redundance hindered its readability and diminished its effectiveness.
- The software's redundant features led to unnecessary complexity and increased development time.
- To avoid redundance, use concise language and eliminate duplicate information.
- The system's built-in redundancies ensure its operational stability in the event of a failure.
- The company's redundant staffing model creates a buffer against absenteeism and ensures smooth operations.
- The presentation contained redundant slides that repeated key points unnecessarily.
- The team's redundant roles resulted in wasted resources and duplicated efforts.
- Redundant data storage practices increase data vulnerability and storage costs.
- To streamline processes, the organization eliminated redundant steps and automated tasks.
- Redundant documentation can lead to confusion and delays in decision-making.
FAQs About the word redundance
the attribute of being superfluous and unneededAlt. of Redundancy
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The report's excessive redundance hindered its readability and diminished its effectiveness.
The software's redundant features led to unnecessary complexity and increased development time.
To avoid redundance, use concise language and eliminate duplicate information.
The system's built-in redundancies ensure its operational stability in the event of a failure.
