Use "superfluity" in a sentence
1. This book has a superfluity of introductions and summaries.
2. There is also a superfluity of stop signals.
3. In superfluity, it now became apparent, they had found satisfaction.
4. "Leisure and hobbies" is another superfluity.
5. 3 The city has a superfluity of five-star hotels.
6. The city has a superfluity of five-star hotels.
7. So far, the principle of superfluity establishing needs to be further completed and developed.
8. Wealth is simply a superfluity of what we don't need.
9. To place wit above sense is to place superfluity above utility. -Mad. de.
10. There were the Station dances, the weekly cinema shows, and a superfluity of men.
11. Besides, a performance is good when it is devoid of any superfluity.
12. There always seemed to be a superfluity of men at the dances!
13. There are superfluity of amusements here theaters, theatres, concerts, sport matches, and so above.
14. The main object to control is the temperature distribution of the coke baked cathode and the air superfluity coefficient in the fume.
15. The new director has said that there is a superfluity of staff in the organization, and that cuts must be made.
16. "And there were as many counsellors there as here, ..." he went on, returning to the superfluity of advisers, a subject which evidently occupied his mind.
17. When ferrous salt is used as a coagulant to treat wastewater, if there exists superfluity in the process of coagulation to sedimentation, purged water will be clear.
18. The judicial practice of China should not simply exclude superfluity establishing theories or indispensable technical features and should not make patent protection more flexible.
19. Of all these it is the combed and the shaggy that we call sublime, while calling glossy and unkempt those that have a superfluity of resonance.
20. In the nomad state, some have an abundance of cattle, sufficient for the food of a multitude, while others have not contrived to appropriate and retain any superfluity, or perhaps any cattle at all. Sentencedict.com
21. Abundance express more, and gives the idea of superfluity or excess; as, Abundance of riches, an Abundance of wit and humor; often, however, it only denotes plenty in a high degree