Word of the Day: REDOUND
To return or reverberate
redound (verb) - to accrue to or come back to; to have an effect or consequence [ri-dound]
BREAKDOWN: RE- (again) + OUND- (to flow or surge)
redundant means exceeding what is necessary; superfluous; repetitive
redundancy is the state of being superfluous or repetitive (also redundance)
See also: inundate
“Never show anger, ill temper, or vengefulness, all disruptive emotions that will make people defensive. In the politics of large groups, welcome adversity as a chance to show the charming qualities of magnanimity and poise. Let others get flustered and upset—the contrast will redound to your favor. Never whine, never complain, never try to justify yourself.” —Robert Greene
