No. 14,002 in Spanish
superflua
Unnecessary; excessive; more than what is needed.
In a sentence
La decoración excesiva era superflua en la pequeña sala.
The excessive decoration was superfluous in the small room.
In this sentence, 'superflua' describes something unnecessary or excessive in context, highlighting the redundancy of excessive decoration.
Añadir más detalles sería una tarea superflua.
Adding more details would be a superfluous task.
Here, 'superflua' refers to an action that is not needed or adds no value, thus considered redundant.
Se eliminó información superflua del informe para hacerlo más conciso.
Superfluous information was removed from the report to make it more concise.
In this case, 'superflua' qualifies the information as non-essential or unnecessary, serving to emphasize the act of simplifying or refining the content.
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