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What is a word that emphasizes noun or another pronoun and unnecessary to the meaning of sentence?

The word you're looking for is redundant.

Here's why:

* Redundant: Meaning something that is unnecessary because it repeats something already said or implied.

* Emphasizes noun or pronoun: This means the word adds no new information but only highlights the noun or pronoun.

* Unnecessary to the meaning of the sentence: The sentence would still convey its meaning without the word.

Example:

* "I saw the car itself." "Itself" is redundant because "car" already refers to a specific car.

Other words that might be used in this context are:

* Superfluous

* Pleonastic

* Repetitive

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