superfluity
n . 多余;奢侈品
多余;奢侈品
superfluity n 1 :
extreme excess ; "
an embarrassment of riches " [
synonym :
{
overplus }, {
plethora }, {
superfluity }, {
embarrassment }]
Superfluity \
Su `
per *
flu "
i *
ty \,
n .;
pl . {
Superfluities }. [
L .
superfluit ['
e ],
L .
superfluitas .
See {
Superfluous }.]
1 .
A greater quantity than is wanted ;
superabundance ;
as ,
a superfluity of water ;
a superfluity of wealth .
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1913 Webster ]
A quiet mediocrity is still to be preferred before a troubled superfluity . --
Suckling .
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2 .
The state or quality of being superfluous ;
excess . "
By a superfluity abominable ." --
Chaucer .
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1913 Webster ]
3 .
Something beyond what is needed ;
something which serves for show or luxury .
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1913 Webster ]
Syn :
Superabundance ;
excess ;
redundancy .
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1913 Webster ]
130 Moby Thesaurus words for "
superfluity ":
abundance ,
acres ,
amenity ,
amplitude ,
bags ,
barrels ,
bedizenment ,
bravery ,
bushel ,
chiffon ,
clinquant ,
cloud of words ,
copiousness ,
countlessness ,
diffuseness ,
diffusion ,
diffusiveness ,
duplication ,
duplication of effort ,
effusion ,
effusiveness ,
embellishment ,
excess ,
expletive ,
extravagance ,
exuberance ,
fat ,
featherbedding ,
fecundity ,
fertility ,
festoons ,
filling ,
finery ,
flood ,
fluency ,
folderol ,
foofaraw ,
formlessness ,
frill ,
frilliness ,
frilling ,
frills ,
frills and furbelows ,
frippery ,
froufrou ,
fuss ,
gaiety ,
gaudery ,
gilding ,
gilt ,
gingerbread ,
glut ,
gush ,
gushing ,
load ,
logorrhea ,
luxury ,
macrology ,
mass ,
mountain ,
much ,
multitude ,
needlessness ,
numerousness ,
ocean ,
oceans ,
ornamentation ,
outpour ,
overabundance ,
overadornment ,
overage ,
overflow ,
overflowing ,
overkill ,
overlap ,
overmuch ,
overplus ,
oversupply ,
padding ,
palilogy ,
paste ,
payroll padding ,
peck ,
pinchbeck ,
plenitude ,
plenty ,
pleonasm ,
plethora ,
prodigality ,
productivity ,
profuseness ,
profusion ,
prolificacy ,
prolificity ,
prolixity ,
quantities ,
quantity ,
rampancy ,
rankness ,
redundance ,
redundancy ,
reiteration ,
reiterativeness ,
repetition for effect ,
repetitiveness ,
sea ,
spate ,
superabundance ,
superfluousness ,
superflux ,
supersaturation ,
surfeit ,
surplus ,
surplusage ,
swarming ,
talkativeness ,
tautology ,
teeming ,
teemingness ,
tinsel ,
tirade ,
tons ,
trappings ,
trickery ,
trumpery ,
unnecessariness ,
verbosity ,
volume ,
world ,
worlds
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