Rule 15: Redundancy

Front

What is redundancy in writing?

Back

Redundancy in writing refers to the use of words or phrases that repeat the same idea unnecessarily, making the text less concise.

Front

Define 'jointly cooperate'.

Back

'Jointly cooperate' means to work together in a collaborative manner towards a common goal.

Front

What does 'in close proximity' mean?

Back

'In close proximity' means being near or close to something.

Front

What is the meaning of 'most unique'?

Back

'Most unique' is considered incorrect because 'unique' already means one of a kind; it should simply be 'unique'.

Front

What does 'rising increase' imply?

Back

'Rising increase' is redundant; it should be simplified to 'increase'.

Front

What does 'had the ability to' mean?

Back

'Had the ability to' refers to someone's capacity or capability to do something.

Front

What is the correct form: 'entirely complete' or 'complete'?

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The correct form is 'complete'; 'entirely' is unnecessary.

Front

What does 'illegally trespassing' imply?

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'Illegally trespassing' means entering someone's property without permission and in violation of the law.

Front

What is the significance of context in writing?

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Context provides the background information necessary to understand the meaning and implications of a text.

Front

Define 'delete' in the context of editing.

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'Delete' means to remove text or content that is deemed unnecessary or incorrect.