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Strange Redundant Redundancies
Strange Redundant Redundancies
re·dun·dan·cy (rî-dùn¹den-sê) noun
plural re·dun·dan·cies
1. The state of being redundant.
2. A superfluity; an excess.
3. Unnecessary repetition.
Why say it twice?
a unique, one-in-a-lifetime opportunity
absolutely essential
absolutely necessary
ACT test
advance forward
advance warning
affluent rich
always and forever
anonymous stranger
associate together
attach together
autobiography of my life
awful bad
bad trouble
basic fundamentals
begin to proceed
boiling hot
bunny rabbit
cash money
cease and desist
Chile pepper
circulated around
classic tradition
close proximity
closed fist
collaborate together with
combined together
complete monopoly
completely filled
component parts
continuing on
crimson red
dark night
delete out
down under
Each and every one of you
elevate up
end result
enter into
evil villain
exactly the same
falling down
famous celebrities
fellow colleagues
Fill in the empty blank
first of all
for your FYI
former graduate
free gift
full satisfaction
gather together
grand total
Greetings & Salutations
handwritten manuscript
HIV virus
hopes and aspirations
hygienic cleaning
I thought to myself
immortalized forever
individual person
inner core
jet plane
KFC chicken
kitty cat
last will and testament
LCD display
live audience
male son
marital spouse
merge together
more easier
my personal opinion
negative misfortune
new discovery
newborn baby
null and void
original founder
over and above
pair of twins
past experience
past tradition
Pie a la mode with ice cream
pizza pie
positive yes
previous history
print out
proposed plan
protective helmet
raise up
repeat again
revert back
rising above
RSVP, please
safe sanctuary
Scotch Whisky
sharp point
sink down
small speck
solitary hermit
specific example
square box
sufficient enough
swampy marsh
temper tantrum
terrible tragedy
tiny bit
true fact
turning around
under cover
unique individual
unmarried old maid
useless and unnecessary
wall murals
whether or not
with au jus gravy
Xerox copy
young child
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