Pronunciation: /ʌnˈniːdɪd/

Definitions of unneeded

adjective describing something that is not necessary or required

Example Sentences

A1 I have some unneeded clothes in my closet.

A2 She decided to remove the unneeded files from her computer.

B1 The company cut costs by eliminating unneeded expenses.

B2 The unneeded features on the new phone make it less appealing to consumers.

C1 The director made the tough decision to lay off unneeded staff to save the company.

C2 The project manager identified areas of the budget where unneeded funds could be reallocated.

Examples of unneeded in a Sentence

formal The extra supplies were deemed unneeded and were returned to the supplier.

informal We don't need all these extra snacks, they're unneeded.

slang Dude, these extra shoes are totally unneeded. Why did you buy them?

figurative Carrying around old grudges is like holding onto unneeded baggage.

Grammatical Forms of unneeded

past tense

unneeded

plural

unneededs

comparative

more unneeded

superlative

most unneeded

present tense

need

future tense

will need

perfect tense

have needed

continuous tense

is needing

singular

unneeded

positive degree

needed

infinitive

to need

gerund

needing

participle

needed

Origin and Evolution of unneeded

First Known Use: 1250 year
Language of Origin: Middle English
Story behind the word: The word 'unneeded' originated from Middle English, with the prefix 'un-' added to the word 'needed'.
Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'unneeded' has retained its original meaning of not required or necessary, with no significant shifts in definition.