Redundant
Redundant adjective - Being over what is needed.
Special and redundant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Special" instead an adjective "Redundant".
Nearby Words: redundancy, redundance
Both words in one sentence
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Steroids can upgrade his special attack to get 20% of every shot free and his passive which makes every weapon fully automatic, making the normal auto (and less accurate) variants of each weapon redundant.
Source: Video Game / Nuclear Throne -
Any attempt to explain the rules would be redundant and patronizing, but it is worth mentioning that the teams frequently play with special rules or regional variations (such as scrundling being disallowed, or a penalty introduced for leapfrogging).
- It could be that eliding the already-short female names would be redundant (Moreta, Leri, Mirrim, Lessa, etc), or simply because most females don't have such a constant need to be marked as "special."
Source: Punctuation Shaker
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