"Reddendum" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Reddendum" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Reddendum" Meaning

Redundum is a noun that refers to a statement or phrase that repeats an idea or point in a tedious or annoying way. It can also refer to something that is repetitive or excessively lengthy, often to the point of being boring or tedious.

"Reddendum" Examples

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"Reddendum" Similar Words

Redbrick

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Redbridge

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Redcar

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A redcar is a small, two-seater open carriage, typically used in conjunction with horses.

Redcoat

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A British soldier, especially during the American Revolutionary War (1775-1783).

Redcoats

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Redcurrant

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Redcurrants

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A small, round or oval-shaped fruit with a red, juicy pulp and a sweet-tart taste, often used in desserts, jams, and salads.

Redden

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To become or make something red in color, often in a swift or intense way.

Reddened

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To turn or become red or reddish: The sunset reddened the sky as the day ended.<br><br>To give or show a red appearance: The embarrassment reddened her face.<br><br>To become confused, burning, or inflamed, often due to intense heat, passion, or emotion: The skin reddened from the strong sunlight at the beach.<br><br>To be or become excessively or overly emotional, often in a way that is considered to be embarrassing or inappropriate: She reddened with anger when she heard the hurtful comment.<br><br>To be seen or perceived as socially unacceptable or ridiculous: The provocative outfit reddened the faces of some onlookers due to its bold style.

Reddening

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To become or turn red, often due to heat, anger, or embarrassment.

Reddens

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Causes to become red or redder. It can also refer to past tense of "redden," which means to cause to become red; to make or become bloody.

Redder

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Comparative form of "red", meaning having a deeper or stronger red color.

Reddest

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The comparative form of "red". It is used to indicate that something is a greater degree of "red" than another. <br><br>Example: "This dress is redder than the one you gave me."

Reddish

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Having a red or reddish-colored appearance.

Redditch

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Redditch is a town and a railway town in north east Worcestershire, England, on the River Avon, some 19 miles south of Birmingham city centre.

Redditive

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