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What’s the word for an unnecessary statement that must be true given an earlier comment?
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For example, “it was 3am in the morning” or “i saw with my own eyes”.
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For example, “it was 3am in the morning” or “i saw with my own eyes”.
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"corollary" ---
– Greg Lee
7 hours ago
A tautology is the opposite of an oxymoron (It was 3am in the afternoon, for example, would be a kind of "oxymoron").
– FumbleFingers
7 hours ago
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Pleonastic: using. of more words than are necessary to express an idea; redundancy. dictionary.com/browse/pleonastic
– user240918
6 hours ago
I'll suggest you to follow the guidelines directing EL & U. Read- How do I ask a good question? It will help you trailer your question. Remember, healthy question attracts healthy answer(s).
– Ubi hatt
5 hours ago
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For example, “it was 3am in the morning” or “i saw with my own eyes”.
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For example, “it was 3am in the morning” or “i saw with my own eyes”.
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"corollary" ---
– Greg Lee
7 hours ago
A tautology is the opposite of an oxymoron (It was 3am in the afternoon, for example, would be a kind of "oxymoron").
– FumbleFingers
7 hours ago
2
Pleonastic: using. of more words than are necessary to express an idea; redundancy. dictionary.com/browse/pleonastic
– user240918
6 hours ago
I'll suggest you to follow the guidelines directing EL & U. Read- How do I ask a good question? It will help you trailer your question. Remember, healthy question attracts healthy answer(s).
– Ubi hatt
5 hours ago
add a comment |
"corollary" ---
– Greg Lee
7 hours ago
A tautology is the opposite of an oxymoron (It was 3am in the afternoon, for example, would be a kind of "oxymoron").
– FumbleFingers
7 hours ago
2
Pleonastic: using. of more words than are necessary to express an idea; redundancy. dictionary.com/browse/pleonastic
– user240918
6 hours ago
I'll suggest you to follow the guidelines directing EL & U. Read- How do I ask a good question? It will help you trailer your question. Remember, healthy question attracts healthy answer(s).
– Ubi hatt
5 hours ago
"corollary" ---
– Greg Lee
7 hours ago
"corollary" ---
– Greg Lee
7 hours ago
A tautology is the opposite of an oxymoron (It was 3am in the afternoon, for example, would be a kind of "oxymoron").
– FumbleFingers
7 hours ago
A tautology is the opposite of an oxymoron (It was 3am in the afternoon, for example, would be a kind of "oxymoron").
– FumbleFingers
7 hours ago
2
2
Pleonastic: using. of more words than are necessary to express an idea; redundancy. dictionary.com/browse/pleonastic
– user240918
6 hours ago
Pleonastic: using. of more words than are necessary to express an idea; redundancy. dictionary.com/browse/pleonastic
– user240918
6 hours ago
I'll suggest you to follow the guidelines directing EL & U. Read- How do I ask a good question? It will help you trailer your question. Remember, healthy question attracts healthy answer(s).
– Ubi hatt
5 hours ago
I'll suggest you to follow the guidelines directing EL & U. Read- How do I ask a good question? It will help you trailer your question. Remember, healthy question attracts healthy answer(s).
– Ubi hatt
5 hours ago
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"corollary" ---
– Greg Lee
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A tautology is the opposite of an oxymoron (It was 3am in the afternoon, for example, would be a kind of "oxymoron").
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7 hours ago
2
Pleonastic: using. of more words than are necessary to express an idea; redundancy. dictionary.com/browse/pleonastic
– user240918
6 hours ago
I'll suggest you to follow the guidelines directing EL & U. Read- How do I ask a good question? It will help you trailer your question. Remember, healthy question attracts healthy answer(s).
– Ubi hatt
5 hours ago