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Often used in the same context:
stipendiary,
pensionable,
appointive,
unfilled,
ex officio,
parttime,
probational,
suffragan,
magisterial,
subordinate,
adjudicative,
pro tempore,
diaconal,
superannuated,
locum,
secretarial,
appointable,
civil servant,
lord chancellor,
tenured,
otiose,
elective,
sui juris,
curial,
demi,
handelian,
unilingual,
extern,
maxillary,
auxiliary,
unreduced,
supervisory,
contractile,
licensed practical nurse,
noncontributory,
coterminous,
primus inter pares,
hyperplastic,
innervated,
statutory,
corporeal,
stipendiary magistrate,
valvular,
conventual,
officio,
adenoid,
administrative,
semicircular canal,
suprapubic,
osseous,
ad litem,
sacerdotal,
serb,
bulbar,
regularized,
involuntary,
revisional,
honorary,
revisionary,
pensioned,
permanent,
labial,
subsistence allowance,
unprovided,
numerary,
efferent,
dysplastic,
sessional,
parathyroid gland,
episcopal,
nonspeaking,
nuchal,
lord chamberlain,
understudy,
osteoblast,
infructuous,
husbandly,
chancel,
pro tem,
basset horn,
sigmoid colon,
charge nurse,
exalted,
stentorian,
discretional,
provisionary,
dermoid cyst,
paramedical,
submandibular gland,
archpriest,
tubercular,
vested,
swishy,
subaltern,
anal sphincter,
employable,
pudendal,
unemployable,
peremptory,
functionless,
totipotent,
osteoid,
commoners,
squire,
amateurs,
apprentice,
burgher,
commoner,
destitute,
dwarfs,
ecclesiastic,
entrepreneur,
freedman,
householder,
merchant,
peasant,
shopkeeper,
speculator,
stumble,
townsman,
tradesman,
tradesmen,
malformed,
amputated,
accessory,
atrophied,
diseased,
swollen,
affected,
excised,
uninvolved,
involved,
uninjured,
hypoplastic,
vestigial,
grafted,
transplanted,
denervated,
necrosed,
paired,
protuberant
More general:
actor,
histrion,
player,
role player,
thespian
Synonyms:
excess,
extra,
redundant,
spare,
spear carrier,
supererogatory,
superfluous,
surplus,
unnecessary,
unneeded
Also try:
— Nouns for supernumerary:
teeth,
tooth,
chromosomes,
nipples,
digits,
posts,
chromosome,
officers,
fingers,
limbs,
kidney,
more...
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