unneeded

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ needed.

Adjective

unneeded (comparative more unneeded, superlative most unneeded)

1. Not needed.
   • 2011 June 2, “The Science And Ethics Of Research On Chimps”, in NPR‎^[1], retrieved 12 November 2022:

     The Southwest Foundation for Biomedical Research in San Antonio, Texas is one of only a handful of sites around the world that conduct medical research on great apes. Scientists say their research is conducted humanely, but many animal rights groups say testing on chimps is unneeded and unethical.

Translations

not needed, not

• Belarusian: непатрэ́бны (njepatrébny)
• Bulgarian: нену́жен (bg) (nenúžen)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 不需要 (zh) (bùxūyào)

• Czech: nepotřebný
• Dutch: onnodig (nl), overbodig (nl)
• French: inutile (fr)
• German: unnötig (de)
• Japanese: 不必要な (ja) (ふひつような, fuhitsuyō na)
• Korean: 불필요하다 (ko) (bulpiryohada)
• Macedonian: непотребен (nepotreben)
• Norwegian: unødvendig
• Polish: niepotrzebny (pl)
• Russian: нену́жный (ru) (nenúžnyj)
• Slovak: nepotrebný
• Spanish: innecesario (es)
• Swedish: onödig (sv)
• Turkish: gereksiz (tr), lüzumsuz (tr), istenmeyen (tr), kullanılmayan (tr)
• Ukrainian: непотрі́бний (nepotríbnyj)