superfluous

Most of the people were white, a fact not superfluous here.

The order was superfluous, but he could not think of anything better.

Just as she had said, nothing could be superfluous to me.

I had so many questions to ask him, but every one of them seemed superfluous.

So everything superfluous was left out to keep costs down.

Then the debate over high and low might simply become superfluous.

Maybe it's because we have a major problem with superfluous hair.

They are not so much above the battle as superfluous.

But once you got out of your reality, I became superfluous.

It was quite a superfluous action, which another time might not have happened at all.

But there is another reason Hill's book seems almost superfluous.

The reality is that his party has been made to look superfluous.

"I really like to be in a place where my ideas are not superfluous," said another.

By the time the games are played, they seem superfluous; learning has already turned into play.

Like the body, a fashion house with two right hands might find one to be superfluous.

We all drew up at the table with a decision which made words superfluous.

The net effect was to make the show itself feel a little superfluous.

But with friends like these, its enemies are perhaps superfluous.

She had a strange feeling all this talk was superfluous.

The unknown is the superfluous part of the average man.

I cannot recall any form of man who is not superfluous sometimes.

No words of a law are ever presumed to be superfluous.

Not for the first time Owen felt more than a little superfluous.

As so often when in the company of women, Matthew felt a little superfluous.

What an absurd idea, to live to see the day when women seem superfluous!