needless

Needless to say, scheduling major events on the Jewish High Holidays does nothing to assuage those concerns.

Great activity and worry is needless—it is poison to the soul.

It is needless to say that the peanut party is strictly a "hen" function.

The display of cowardice was needless, for the Indian rapidly overtracked him.

It is needless to say that the summons was answered promptly.

As to whether there were others concerned, my question was almost a needless precaution.