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Word; Pleonasm

Origin: Pleonasm, which stems (via Late Latin) from the Greek verb pleonazein, it goes back to the Greek word for "more," which is pleōn.

Definition: the use of more words than those necessary, "to be excessive," or "redundant'

Sentences:
She would have been a great speaker but her tendency to pleonasm made it hard to listen to her conversation which tended to go on forever.

His son was the valedictorian for his graduation and gave a marvelous speech. There was no pleonasm , just clear information and storytelling that was appealing to all.

Word; Pleonasm

Origin: Pleonasm, which stems (via Late Latin) from the Greek verb pleonazein, it goes back to the Greek word for "more," which is pleōn.

Definition: the use of more words than those necessary, "to be excessive," or "redundant'
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Current Events -
When the president answers a question his pleonasm is annoying. He just goes on and on and on and sometimes doesn't even make sense.

The thing I appreciate so much about Dr. Anthony Fauci is that there is no pleonasm in his conversation. He getsright to the point, delivers the information clearly and concisely and truthfully!

Word; Pleonasm

Origin: Pleonasm, which stems (via Late Latin) from the Greek verb pleonazein, it goes back to the Greek word for "more," which is pleōn.

Definition: the use of more words than those necessary, "to be excessive," or "redundant'