Definitions
- Describing the use of excessive words or phrases that convey the same meaning. - Referring to the repetition of information or ideas in a way that is unnecessary or redundant. - Talking about the inclusion of unnecessary details or information that does not add value to the message.
- Referring to the act of copying or reproducing something that already exists. - Describing the presence of multiple copies of the same thing. - Talking about the repetition of a process or action that is unnecessary or inefficient.
List of Similarities
- 1Both involve repetition or excess.
- 2Both can lead to confusion or inefficiency.
- 3Both can be avoided through careful editing or coordination.
- 4Both can refer to language or actions.
What is the difference?
- 1Focus: Redundance focuses on the use of language or information, while duplication focuses on the reproduction or repetition of physical objects or actions.
- 2Type: Redundance refers to the use of excessive words or phrases, while duplication refers to the presence of multiple copies or repetitions.
- 3Cause: Redundance is often caused by poor writing or communication skills, while duplication can be caused by lack of coordination or organization.
- 4Effect: Redundance can lead to confusion or boredom, while duplication can lead to waste or inefficiency.
- 5Solution: Redundance can be solved through careful editing and simplification, while duplication can be solved through coordination and streamlining.
Remember this!
Redundance and duplication are both related to repetition or excess, but they differ in their focus, type, cause, effect, and solution. Redundance refers to the use of excessive language or information, while duplication refers to the presence of multiple copies or repetitions. Redundance can be solved through careful editing and simplification, while duplication can be solved through coordination and streamlining.
