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Pléonasmes communs
Au jour d’aujourd’hui (on the day of today)
Monter en haut, descendre en bas (getting up/downstairs up/downstairs)
J’ai mal à ma jambe (my leg is hurting me)
Reporter à une date ultérieure (to postpone to a later date)
S’avérer vrai (to turn out true true)
Réserver à l’avance (to book in advance)
Le seul et unique (the only and unique)
Un faux prétexte (a fake excuse)
Un bref résumé (a brief summary)
Enfin pour finir (finally, to finish)
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Ok so i see some of u are confusing pleonasm and tautology, or seeing them as synonyms so a short psa Pleonasm; an unnecessary addition bc the other word already carries its meaning in itself ex wet water, white snow etc Taurology; an abundance of words that essentially mean the same thing ex an amazing thing that is very good and fantastic etc Thank u and have a nice day
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The definition that pops up when you Google "pleonasms"
Pleonasms
[gr. pleonasmos pārmērība] - liter., lingv. liekvārdīgs izteiksmes veids; izteikums, kur viena un tā pati jēga izteikta ar vairākiem nozīmes ziņā tuviem dažādu vārdšķiru vārdiem (piem. smiet smieklus).
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Pleonasms
Samantha : Yeehh, look at me, I swim in the water. Me : Hmm, I thought you was swimming in sand or snow.
* Normally when you swim, you swim in water. So, no need to clarify.
✔ :~)
thank you, lovely.
What's Up With "Descend Down" and "Blue in Color"?
Redundant phrases such as the ones above are also known as pleonasms, and there is an entire website devoted to them.
