What is conduplicatio in rhetoric?

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Conduplicatio repeats a word or phrase in different parts of a sentence or passage for emphasis and clarity. It reinforces key concepts by strategic repetition throughout your message, ensuring important ideas resonate with audiences.

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Conduplicatio

Repeat a key word or phrase throughout successive clauses for emphasis.

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