The politician’s advertisement was simply tautology he restated several times within a thirty second period.

When the lawyer spoke to the jury, he used tautology to make the jurors aware of his point without being repetitive.

The teacher explained the tautology in the “the dead corpse” by reminding students that a corpse is already dead.

During the interview, Jerry used tautology to restate John’s motives while distracting the police from his own intentions.

Joan knew her daughter was lying because of the way in which she used tautology to paraphrase her activity several times.

As the editor reviewed the novel, she highlighted the instances of tautology where the author unnecessarily restated a point.

Tautology and repetition differ in the fact tautology rewords an idea while repetition duplicates the idea using the same terms.

When the English professor told us to prepay for the trip in advance, I wondered if she heard the tautology in her statement.

The salesman's use of tautology backfired when my wife grew bored after hearing the car's advantages over and over again.

Since I lacked the facts to write a five-page essay, my final paper included two pages of tautology that restated the other pages.