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      redundancy
      noun
      repetition of an act needlessly
      (electronics) a system design that duplicates components to provide alternatives in case one component fails
      the attribute of being superfluous and unneeded
      repetition of messages to reduce the probability of errors in transmission
      Roots
      undaund- · Latin · wave
      Synonyms for redundancy
      redundancenpleonasmnsuperfluousnessnsuperfluitynrepetitivenessnsurplusagenoverplusnduplicationntautologynsuperfluxneedlessnessn
      Words related to redundancy
      pleonastnonredundantadjredundantadjredundantlyadvpleonasticadjpleonasticallyadvperissologyadjsupererogatoryadjlayoffntautologicaladjwordinessnretrenchmentnsuperfluousadjrightsizingdownsizingnoutplacementnnimietynfailsafetautologizevworkloadntautologicadjoverloadntautologistredeploymentnoverstaffingvinterleavingvtautologousadjoverspecifyvscalabilityn

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