Pleonasm in a sentence as a noun

Plus, "date of birth" is a pleonasm IMO since "birthday" is shorter.

Epub generally means reflowable, so what i said up there was a bit of a pleonasm.

So my personal belongings is a valid distinction, not a pleonasm.

Am I missing something or is "collaborative chat" a pleonasm?

A sandwich containing extraneous descriptions of **** and pleonasm.

"Chemically modified graphene" is a tad ambiguous, but adding "nanostructure" is a pleonasm.

If what you said were true, government censorship would not be a phrase people used as it would be a pleonasm.> As the owner of private property if someone were to graffiti my walls without permissionThis is a false equivalence.

When the train conductor says: "Don't forget your personal belongings when leaving the train", then it is a pleonasm as the distinction is probably not intentional; I doubt the conductor wants you to leave your shared belongings in the train.

I'd call it a pleonasm [0]: "In particular, pleonasm sometimes serves the same function as rhetorical repetition—it can be used to reinforce an idea, contention, or question, rendering writing clearer and easier to understand.

Pleonasm definitions

noun

using more words than necessary; "a tiny little child"