superfluousity

Noun

superfluousity (countable and uncountable, plural superfluousities)

1. (nonstandard, possibly, rare, uncountable) The state of being superfluous; superfluousness; superfluity.
   • And not for you the acts of the poncy punctuation police who search for a comma or full stop out of place, :-) in another's contribution in order to depreciate their intelligent ideas! :-) And heaven forbid you never find joy in pointing out any superfluousity of parentheses, or the atrophy...2001 February 18, Harold Wood, “A permanent fix.”, in aus.culture.true-blue (Usenet)
   • Verily, evisceration would be apropos for the egregious superfluousity of his floral verbiage.2006 January 5, Hughes., “Kieron Gillen Needs To Die”, in uk.games.video.misc (Usenet)
2. (countable, nonstandard, possibly, rare) Something superfluous.
   • - Does the theory account for the data?
     - Is the theory simple? Are there unnecessary superfluousities?
     - Is the theory useful? Does it provide the basis for a fruitful program of research?1987 January 29, s...@bfly-vax.bbn.com.uucp, “Consciousness?”, in mod.ai (Usenet)
   • It will analyze your A-correlatives and de-nest all the parenthetical elements into referenced levels, so you can spot missing parens/brackets, double nested superfluousities, and generally see the structure of your oh-so-carefully-crafted work of art.2002 March 26, Ed Sheehan, “Knee deep in correlatives?”, in comp.databases.pick (Usenet)