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*[[Tautology (rhetoric)]], repetition of meaning, using different words to say the same thing twice, especially where the additional words fail to provide additional clarity when repeating a meaning. |
*[[Tautology (rhetoric)]], repetition of meaning, using different words to say the same thing twice, especially where the additional words fail to provide additional clarity when repeating a meaning. |
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*[[Tautology (logic)]], a technical notion in formal logic, universal unconditioned truth, always valid |
*[[Tautology (logic)]], a technical notion in formal logic, universal unconditioned truth, always valid |
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A Tautology is something that is Tautological. |
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Revision as of 02:13, 18 February 2010
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Tautology may refer to:
- Tautology (rhetoric), repetition of meaning, using different words to say the same thing twice, especially where the additional words fail to provide additional clarity when repeating a meaning.
- Tautology (logic), a technical notion in formal logic, universal unconditioned truth, always valid
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