Definition of unneeded
:not required or necessary :not needed
- unneeded assistance
- an unneeded extra cable
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And the King County assessor has denounced the entire approach, saying such taxes are unneeded and could stoke anti-Asian sentiments.
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After other civic leaders proposed building the tower in 1900, the mayor at the time, Daniel Bullock, condemned the idea as too expensive and unneeded for the thriving town of 3,500.
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Fast-casual places use too much breading and serve pools of marinara sauce as an unneeded accoutrement to mask this dish.
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Just last month Wells Fargo was found to have forced unneeded collision insurance on consumers who financed their car purchases.
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Turn off unneeded lock-screen notifications (Android & iOS)
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Closing the unneeded bases would save $10 billion over a five-year period, Mattis said, which could be used to acquire four nuclear submarines or dozens of jet fighters.
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Dayton says the language barring him from giving undocumented immigrants licenses is unneeded because he is already banned from enacting the new licenses.
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A significant number of the projects have turned out to be white elephants, unneeded overinvestments that were pushed through for political reasons.
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