unneeded
adjective.
Example sentences containing unneeded from English sources
I'm not the only one who views buying coffee as an unneeded expense.
Coffeemoney
It primarily offers customers unbundled base fares to strip out any unneeded travel amenities.
Forbes
Flooding America with unneeded ballots creates vulnerabilities fraudsters could use to cast fake votes.
Washington Times
That's the time to express how isolated and unneeded this has made you feel.
Mercury News
Not having a partner or children at this time has left him feeling rootless, unneeded.
SFGate
The Federation was founded to fight corruption, government subsidies, high taxes, and unneeded public enterprise.
Wikipedia
And some critics have questioned Ring's partnerships with police agencies as an unneeded escalation in surveillance.
USA Today
The solution was pretty obvious, and it did not introduce any unneeded complexity to an already chaotic code base.
Seamless Cloud
Finally is used to make sure we clear unneeded memory allocations.
Medium Blog
However, the state's leaders are ignoring California's single biggest unneeded expenditure.
Western Journal
By removing them, we once again remove unneeded complexity from the model.
Getreflect
Finally, we definitely rebut the issue of creating an unneeded clinical entity.
PubMed
We're already running a MAB on our hero so what might we do here to avoid unneeded complexity, but still get value?
Capital One Tech
This opens up the chance for dentists to pursue unneeded treatments for financial gain.
Yahoo Finance
Rosenberg was one of three doctors accused of performing more than 1,000 unneeded surgeries.
Orange County Register
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Unneeded In Idiomatic Expressions
Idioms are clauses where meaning is not constructed from the literal expression. Usually, idiomatic phrases are specific to each language and cannot be simply translated into another language without their context and meaning becoming lost. It is challenging for ESL speakers to understand idioms due to the fact that their obvious translation to their native language would still render the sentence inaccurate to them. It is also difficult to ascertain the meaning of idiomatic phrases since they may only be experienced within the context of the language you're attempting to learn. It's important for non-native speakers of a new language to learn idioms, so that they are not confused. This is especially true when idiomatic phrases are used in context routinely in everyday writing.Contextual Learning of Unneeded
Understanding how individual words interact with grammatical constructions is essential to fully grasping the mechanics of a language and improving reader comprehension. Languages are more than individualized vocabulary terms, and the fastest way to start to learn a foreign language is through employment of the known vocab words in a whole idea, or an example sentence. This is most certainly prevalent in the case of homonyms: words spelled and/or pronounced the same, but have different meanings. For instance, the two sentences below display how contextual hints enable a word in a sentence to be understood:'Pencils were once made out of lead, but today they are made with graphite.'
'Derrick was uncertain about his ability to lead the team, but his colleagues had trust in him.'
Both sentences use the word 'lead', but each carries a different meaning. When viewing the two examples, it is simpler to ascertain the meaning of each 'lead' due to the remaining words around it. The key to understanding what individual words mean lies in the words around the word. Language learning is heavily derived through contextual hints. 