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Understanding Superfluous Information: A Closer Look

The term "superfluous" refers to information that is unnecessary or excessive. For instance, in the context of a biography, detailing the subject's pet dog might qualify as superfluous information if it does not contribute meaningfully to their story. Synonyms for "superfluous" include excessive and needless. It's important to recognize instances in life where we encounter superfluous information, whether from news sources or personal interactions, as it can affect clarity and focus in communication.

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Understanding Superfluous Information: A Closer Look

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  1. Superfluous • Superfluous information is included in the Sally Ride biography because it unnecessarily describes her pet dog. • Can you extract the meaning of superfluous from this sentence?

  2. Definition • Being more than is required. Unnecessary. • What is an in your own words definition?

  3. Synonyms/Connections • Excessive, needless – what is at least one more synonym you can think of? • In the “connect to your life” box please write about a time when someone told you superfluous information. It may be a friend, a newscaster, or a writer. Example Sentence: • With a full rain suit, carrying an umbrella may be superfluous.

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