1. the state of being no longer needed or useful; unnecessary repetition or duplication
2. job losses due to positions being eliminated as no longer necessary
Usage: British

Examples

• The editor removed several redundancies from the manuscript.
• The new software eliminated many redundancies in the data processing system.
• The company announced redundancies affecting 200 employees.
• We need to identify redundancies in our workflow to improve efficiency.
• The merger resulted in redundancies across multiple departments.
• His speech was full of redundancies that made it difficult to follow.