unrequired

Repeated or unrequired work outside of normal duty hours, especially unaccompanied.

She later accused the board of spending money on unrequired bureaucracy instead of animal welfare.

Unrequired and repeated examinations will reduce the success rate, but delayed intervention is also potentially fatal.

Technically, examples 1-5 should be played with a pick, but muting the unrequired string as you play the sixths.

Unrequired to bat during South Africa's solitary victory, she made ducks in both the other matches.

Instead of "burning-up" unrequired power, the throttle simply altered how much power was generated.

This is unrequired indeed."

Entries are freeform in that the cursor may be placed on any field in order to bypass unrequired fields.

This is particularly true if the unrequired isomer is simply an inactive "dummy" and does not add to the overall toxicity of the compound.

It is also important for theoretic languages, where direct recursive calls might be considered "less pure" or a redundant (and therefore unrequired) feature.

He also underpays his staff, makes Walter do hard and unrequired tasks and often relies on Cleo because she works for free.

He insisted that the female lead had worked in Woolworths in Plymouth and he retained an unrequired passion for her.

He does make brilliant bits of film but can't help himself (he ruined Schindlers list for me with the unrequired "dramatic" speech at the end which broke the spell).

If an application fails to properly close unrequired connections, a client can run out of resources and become unable to establish new TCP connections, even from other applications.

They said that the insurance companies and mortgage lenders would examine their records in coming months to determine which borrowers had paid for unrequired mortgage insurance since Nov. 1, 1997.

So close was this unrequired reading to the hearts of freshman students at James Monroe High School that my friends and I called the book by its first name, "Studs."

He would not want me to love him; and if I showed the feeling, he would make me sensible that it was a superfluity, unrequired by him, unbecoming in me.

It is commonly mistaken that Paul is grouping all of Jewish Law with the unrequired self-circumcision that the "Circumcision Faction" was attempting to press on fresh converts.

The reclamation work involves removing the remanining unrequired oil refinery infrastructure such as pipeworks, buildings and roads, including the draining of a large reservoir at the northern part of the site.

I used to think this syndrome afflicted only professional readers - critics, editors, teachers and successful authors inundated with blurb requests, the kind of people whose jobs leave them with little time for unrequired reading.

Led by a "bluesy guitar riff," the song deals with unrequired love, and has been announced as an official single from the album at numerous occasions, only to be replaced at the last minute each time.

His unrequired presence prevented me from speaking freely to Syddall, and I dared not send him away for fear of increasing such suspicions as he might entertain from his former abrupt dismissal from the library.

This was the first time in years I'd been in London without having anything in particular to do and I felt a small thrill at finding myself abroad and unrequired in such a great, teeming urban organism.

The refunds will involve premiums that were paid for unnecessary mortgage insurance over the last three years, although aides to Mr. Spitzer said that many of the homeowners had paid for the unrequired insurance for much longer.

However, the use of a computer would be "Uvdin d'Chol" (weekday/mundane activities) which are prohibited rabbinically in order to preserve the spirit of sanctity of the sabbath by preventing one from carrying out unrequired or grueling tasks and weekday-specific activities on the sabbath.