- 冗长 rǒngcháng verboseexcessively long and tedious, especially regarding speech or writing
- 冗余 rǒngyú superfluousbeing in excess of what is needed, or repetitive in a wasteful or unnecessary way
- 冗员 rǒngyuán excess personnelexcess personnel; superfluous staff
- 拨冗 bōrǒng spare timeto find time to do something in the midst of pressing affairs
- 冗杂 rǒngzá jumbledconfused, disorganized, or cluttered in arrangement
- 冗官 rǒngguān redundant officialsredundant or superfluous government officials
- 冗繁 rǒngfán overelaboratemiscellaneous; numerous and complicated
- 冗费 rǒngfèi unnecessary expensesUnnecessary or redundant expenses; wasteful spending.
- 冗赘 rǒngzhuì verboseverbose; redundant and wordy
- 烦冗 fánrǒng complicateddiverse and complicated, typically referring to administrative or personal affairs
- 冗务 rǒngwù miscellaneous tasksmiscellaneous affairs
- 冗长度 rǒngchángdù redundancydegree or level of redundancy
- 冗长辩论 rǒngchángbiànlùn filibuster
- 冗食 rǒngshí freeloadingeating without working; living in idleness
- 流冗 liúrǒng unemployed workforcethe unemployed workforce
- 闲冗 xiánrǒng supernumerariesofficials with light duties or redundant personnel
- 冗位 rǒngwèi redundant postredundant position
- 冗兵 rǒngbīng superfluous troops
- 冗冗 rǒngrǒng numerouspresent in large or excessive quantities; superfluous or redundant
- 冗散 rǒngsǎn idle(literary) idle or unemployed; lacking a fixed post or occupation
- 冗数 rǒngshù redundant number
- 冗笔 rǒngbǐ superfluous strokesunnecessary or redundant strokes in calligraphy or painting
- 冗职 rǒngzhí redundant postredundant position
- 冗言 rǒngyán pleonasmpleonasm (linguistics)
- 冗词 rǒngcí verbiagetautology or superfluous words
- 冗语 rǒngyǔ verbositysuperfluous or redundant words used in speech or writing
- 冗赘词 rǒngzhuìcí expletiveexpletive (linguistics)
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH