superfluity

Wealth has to increase if there's a superfluity of it.

"It is the superfluity of the rich which makes bread for the poor."

In superfluity, it now became apparent, they had found satisfaction.

But we want to cut out the frills and superfluities.

I think your instinct had led you to put the remaining superfluities at the end.

He looked like a man equally prepared to enjoy superfluity or total want.

Superfluity alone, of course, could hardly account for his presence on 12-Upjohn's staff.

Superfluities of any sort were alien to his nature.

But the true cultural message is one of female refinement and male superfluity.

It was an absurd fear; because creatures who could play in the dark would be above such superfluities.

"You just overwhelm our ability to praise with a superfluity of talent!"

There were the Station dances, the weekly cinema shows, and a superfluity of men.

His superfluity, in that sense, becomes the measure of his mastery.

Abundance, even superfluity, is the key to Chinese hospitality.

It would require a superfluity of naivete not to.

"For superfluity, you mean; but a needful amount is of importance.

There was every reason why he should be grateful to Sybil for lending to him from her superfluity.

But let no one suppose that this superfluity of employees meant easier work for any one!

He didn't waste time on greetings or other superfluities.

We dare more when striving for superfluities than for necessities.

Big Medicine did not waste time in superfluities or in making threats of what he meant to do.

No display of a scene like this could be chargeable with redundancy or superfluity.

He paused then added in a masterpiece of superfluity: "Do I make myself clear?"

Corn is a necessary, silver is only a superfluity.

Whichever her condition might be, there was in my own feeling a superfluity of affection for her.