1. the state of being excessive or too much; redundancy
Usage: formal; rare

Examples

• The nimiety of decorations made the room feel cluttered rather than festive.
• His speech suffered from a nimiety of unnecessary details.
• The editor cut the manuscript to eliminate nimiety and improve clarity.
• Critics noted the nimiety of special effects in the film.
• The garden’s nimiety of flowers created a chaotic rather than beautiful display.
• She recognized the nimiety in her explanation and tried to be more concise.