Redundantly

Pro Tip 1/3

Avoid Tautology

Using 'redundantly' to describe repetition can itself be redundant—avoid saying the same thing twice.

The phrase 'redundantly repeat' is often tautological; simply 'repeat' suffices.

Pro Tip 2/3

Emphasize Excess

'Redundantly' is useful when emphasizing unnecessary excess, such as over-preparing.

He explained the instructions redundantly, as if we'd never heard them before.

Pro Tip 3/3

Spot Overuse

Be aware of 'redundantly' overuse which can irritate readers or listeners by stating the obvious.

She redundantly pointed out the rules, even though we all had the handbook.