English, asked by nayabjaiswar1414, 1 year ago

what is tautology in grammar

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Answered by bireeshnandgond1972

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words have same meaning

Answered by poojitha0909

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A tautology is a expression or phrase that says the same thing twice just in a different way for this reason a tautology is usually undesirable as it can make you sound wordier than you need to be and make you appear foolish...... sometimes tautology involves just a few words that mean thd same thing

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