v.
Pronunciation: ri- ' dau ̇ nd
Function: intransitive verb
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French redunder, from Latin redundare, from re-, red- re- + unda wave ― more at WATER
Date: 14th century
1 archaic : to become swollen : OVERFLOW
2 : to have an effect for good or ill <new power alignments which may or may not redound to the faculty's benefit ― G. W. Bonham>
3 : to become transferred or added : ACCRUE
4 : REBOUND , REFLECT