Pleonastic
Pleonastic refers to the use of unnecessary or redundant words or phrases in speech or writing that could be omitted without changing the intended meaning. It often involves the repetition of information that is already implied or stated, leading to verbosity and lack of conciseness. This linguistic phenomenon can detract from the clarity and effectiveness of communication, as well as impede the flow of information. Examples of pleonastic expressions include "free gift," "final outcome," and "first began."