Redundantly

Back in November, during a discussion about James Harden’s acquisition by the Los Angeles Clippers, the show nearly derailed after Broussard redundantly asked if the Clippers point guard was r—d.

We have been warned, redundantly, by wise leaders and past events, and the sound of cracking glass.

This is in stark contrast to the status quo, whereby multiple paper-based KYC files are redundantly originated and managed in silos.

During most of the Voyager mission the two CCS computers on each spacecraft were used non-redundantly to increase the command and processing capability of the spacecraft.

Ethanol is listed as being redundantly diluted in alcohol.

It is very common, although by no means obligatory, to use the indirect-object pronoun redundantly when the indirect object appears somewhere after the verb: * Juan (le) dijo la verdad a María.

Nevertheless, redundantly affixed forms such as beleco are acceptable and widely used.

The simple (one-word) forms are commonly referred to as the present, the simple past or preterite The preterite and imperfect are sometimes called, somewhat redundantly, the preterite past and imperfect past.