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More than is needed, desired, or required.
extra
spare
excess
surplus
superfluous
redundant
supernumerary
unnecessary
unneeded
1
This was
supererogatory
,
for the tracks told their own tale too well.
2
When I saw him last, the process would not have been so
supererogatory
.
3
With the boys this would have been
supererogatory
,
as they were quite naked.
4
Bloodletting is
supererogatory
anyway, and serves merely to whet the appetite.
5
Amos Barton's head, after ten years of baldness and
supererogatory
soap.
6
No, no!-thatis not necessary to the project- Ihateto do mischiefs
supererogatory
.
7
Still there seemed but little need of such
supererogatory
efforts.
8
To search for knowledge when one is in possession of one's object is
supererogatory
.
9
He was close to her doors: his standing was sufficient: his qualities were even
supererogatory
.
10
Many who had sinned less deeply, hurried to the King with
supererogatory
offers of service.
11
With respect to our meats, all praise is
supererogatory
.
12
Marry, for my own peculium of obligation, 'twas
supererogatory
.
13
The sisters were now on a plane of intimacy where such apologies would have been
supererogatory
.
14
For my part, I find the honour oppressive, having no such
supererogatory
virtue to boast of.
15
For a mind like his, education seemed
supererogatory
.
16
Admiral Bluewater merely shook his head, but he continued silent, as if he deemed discussion altogether
supererogatory
.
supererogatory
supererogatory virtue
supererogatory works
altogether supererogatory
appear supererogatory
ascribe supererogatory