Superfluous

[Sarah]

More than is wanted or is sufficient; rendered unnecessary bysuperabundance; unnecessary; useless; excessive; as, a superfluousprice. Shak.An authority which makes all further argument or illustrationsuperfluous. E. Everett.Superfluous interval (Mus.), an interval that exceeds a major orperfect interval by a semitone.

[Sarah]

Surplus to requirement; unnecessary; in excess of that which is strictly demanded by the situation, circumstances or context. Not needed. Verbose (where the superfluous use of excessive linguistic padding manifests itself).

[Sarah]

Extra; Uneccassary

[Sarah]

A word often used by a know-it-all wannabe in an attempt to sound smart.

[Sarah]

the need to always be prepare.; Going beyond what is enough or necessary. To have the ability to love completely or not at all. Emotions are black and white. Shoots from the hip, has the need for personal space, to take time to educate each and every moment; to giggle at any given chance, and takes the time to smile and dance. the quality of being stong, thoughtful,considerate, determined

[Monty]

[unnecessary], especially through being [more than] [enough].

[Monty]

[It’s] means there is [too much] of something in an [unnecessary] way