What is another word for over-abundances?
Pronunciation: [ˌə͡ʊvəɹɐbˈʌndənsɪz] (IPA) 
Over-abundances refer to an excess or surplus of something. Synonyms for this term include plethora, profusion, surplus, surplusage, surplusness, overflow, redundance, redundancy, superfluity, and excessiveness. A plethora suggests an excessive amount of something, while a profusion indicates a very large amount, often to the point of being overwhelming. Surplus and surplusage both refer to something that is more than necessary or required, while surplusness denotes an overflow of something. Redundancy and redundance indicate an unnecessary or superfluous repetition or duplication. Superfluity and excessiveness both suggest an amount that is beyond what is needed or appropriate. Whatever word is used, if something exists in an over-abundance, it can often be seen as unnecessary or burdensome.
