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reduplicate

[ri-doo-pli-keyt, -dyoo-, ri-doo-pli-kit, -keyt, -dyoo-] / rɪˈdu plɪˌkeɪt, -ˈdyu-, rɪˈdu plɪ kɪt, -ˌkeɪt, -ˈdyu- /






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His efforts have already reduplicated existing government efforts in some cases.

From Scientific American

In my fight against my care receivers' dementia I try to reduplicate their own favourite dishes.

From New York Times

The details of Martin's work really count: the wobble in a coloured pencil line or the evidence of handmade, repetitious labour in her paintings are reduplicated by the imperfections.

From The Guardian

Each of them existed from every point of view and infinitely reduplicated in the mirrors, which was not favorable to toleration of the housekeeper’s figure, that was like an hour-glass.

From Project Gutenberg

Up the mountain-side the light mists were quickly evaporating, and a great crag of dazzling white cloud, shaped like the north of Scotland on a map, was perfectly reduplicated in the glassy Llyn.

From Project Gutenberg