Difference between Superfluous and Otiose

SUPERFLUOUS vs OTIOSE: ADJECTIVE

Serving no useful purpose; having no excuse for being
Being beyond what is required or sufficient.
More than is wanted or is sufficient; rendered unnecessary by superabundance; unnecessary; useless; excessive.
An interval that exceeds a major or perfect interval by a semitone.
In excess of what is required or sufficient.
More than is needed, desired, or required

Serving no useful purpose; having no excuse for being
Producing no result or effect
Disinclined to work or exertion
Lazy; indolent.
Of no use; pointless or superfluous.
Ineffective; futile. : vain.
Being at leisure or ease; unemployed; indolent; idle.
Resulting in no effect.
Reluctant to work or to exert oneself.
Having no reason for being (raison d’être); having no point, reason, or purpose.

More than is wanted or sufficient; unnecessary from being in excess of what is needed; excessive; redundant; needless: as, a composition abounding with superfluous words.
Supplied with superfluities; having somewhat beyond necessaries.
Doing more than what is called for; supererogatory.
Excessive.
In music, of intervals, augmented.
Having no excuse for being
Serving no useful purpose

Having no excuse for being
Serving no useful purpose
Made, done, or performed in a leisurely, half-hearted way; perfunctory, negligent; careless; hence, ineffective; vain; futile; to no purpose.
Being at rest or ease; not at work; unemployed; inactive; idle.

Extraneous, Useless, Surplus, Excess, Spare, Supernumerary, Extra, Supererogatory, Wasted, Worthless, Unneeded, Redundant, Otiose, Unnecessary, Pointless

Nugatory, Faineant, Work shy, Idle, Wasted, Lazy, Indolent, Slothful, Worthless, Futile, Unavailing, Ineffectual, Useless, Pointless, Superfluous

Extraneous, Useless, Surplus, Excess, Spare, Supernumerary, Extra, Supererogatory, Wasted, Worthless, Unneeded, Redundant, Otiose, Unnecessary, Pointless

Nugatory, Work shy, Faineant, Idle, Wasted, Lazy, Indolent, Slothful, Worthless, Futile, Unavailing, Ineffectual, Useless, Pointless, Superfluous

Superfluous copies should not be made or kept.
SUBMERGED BALLAST PUMPS make the pump room superfluous.
This description, of course, made the section superfluous.
First, a statute cannot be interpreted as superfluous.
Spot superfluous adjectives, weak verbs, and unwanted repetitions.
What a superfluous use of time and money.
It would be superfluous to multiply these examples.
These are not superfluous decorations or lifestyle choices.
Internal Revenue Service Omit superfluous words Words are superfluous when they can be replaced with fewer words that mean the same thing.
And to the believer it must be superfluous, if true notices of Christ are superfluous to believers.

DTAA otiose, which cannot be the intention of the negotiating parties and which is also contrary to the generally understood principles of International taxation.
Consequently, a weak enforcement mechanism defeats the very purpose of mediation and renders the entire process unproductive and otiose.
Furthermore, the very idea of an absolute world is untenable, or at the very least empty and otiose.
When Gregory Wenner killed himself, half sick And half malingering, and otiose.
According to him express statutorily conferred power to grant reliefs cannot be negated and rendered otiose.
Without the church to support it, the New Covenant would become otiose.
Ailith Roberts and John Dummett, known collectively as "otiose", are rising stars on the British art scene.
One might wonder whether this makes the previous section on mental action and attributability otiose.
Collier believed them to be, then the Short View is otiose.
US law makes such a distinction in any event otiose.