Redundant is valid Scrabble Word

Is redundant a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is redundant valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for REDUNDANT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

no longer needed
not or no longer needed or useful; superfluous
no longer in employment because there is no more work available
(of words or data) able to be omitted without loss of meaning or function
(of a component) not strictly necessary to functioning but included in case of failure in another component
(of a worker) no longer needed
Exceeding what is natural or necessary; superabundant; exuberant; as, a redundant quantity of bile or food.
Using more worrds or images than are necessary or useful; pleonastic.
more than is needed, desired, or required
repetition of same sense in different words

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

exceeding what is necessary or normal; superfluous; characterized by or containing an excess; using more words than necessary; characterized by similarity or repetition d chiefly British; no longer needed for a job and hence laid off

Words related to REDUNDANT

redundantly16

Words that contain REDUNDANT

redundantly16 nonredundant14

How to use REDUNDANT in a sentence

It was the dead-cart, charged with a heavy load to increase the already redundant heap.
Thirty-two of the ninety-five are made redundant by him, though not so called in his book.
Moreover, monosyllables are redundant in our tongue, as you will see in the scene you quote.
We observed innumerable shoals of fishes, the motions of which appeared to be more than usually vivid and redundant.
Not that praise must not always, of necessity, be delightful to the artist, but that it may be redundant to his content.
In regard to the relative duration of the redundant measure the subjective reports indicate a large variability.
When the teeth are too numerous the redundant ones are extracted, without causing the patient the slightest pain.
The text must be supposed to be defective or redundant, and the sense of it shall be literal or metaphorical according as it best supports his own scheme.
For besides that it openeth obstructions, it expelleth the redundant water contained in the belly, and contemperateth the unnaturall heat of the liver.
The Typee girls devote much of their time to the dressing of their fair and redundant locks.

This method is universally applicable where there are no redundant members.
No lover, I fancy, ever found them redundant, overstrained, spoiled by the lavish splendor of their imagery.
Redundant development of the sexual organism sometimes results in the development of both kinds of organs in the same individual in a state more or less complete.
Certain ministers who had spent their youth in vain theological wrangling, preached sermons which contained better matter than redundant metaphor and classical quotations.
On every hill was presented the contrast of redundant natural verdure, clothing its sides and summit, and of cultivated fields along the lower slopes.
Seely-Hardwicke himself was understood to spend most of his time in the City, looking after the interests of canned fruits and making small fortunes out of his redundant cash.
From authority I cannot doubt, I am persuaded that when slaves have been redundant, human sacrifices have been offered to the manes of their favourite chiefs and princes.
As water poured through hollows of the hills To feed this wealth of lakes and rivulets, So Nature shed all beauty lavishly From her redundant horn.
Look, here he is, unaltered, save that now He hath broke his banks and flooded all the vales With his redundant waves.
Life brought them the sensations of high health, herculean vigor, and redundant joy.
Aldrich, or has known better when to leave a line loosely cast, and when to reinforce it with correction or with a syllable that might seem, to an ear less true, redundant.
She had gained the knowledge by which to do nothing with complete confidence and so taking it into a PHD level seemed redundant.
Balfour was a tall, lithe man, with not a redundant ounce of flesh on him.

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