What causes unintentional word repetition?

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Common causes include nervousness, cognitive overload, speaking too quickly, unfamiliarity with the topic, and limited active vocabulary. The brain defaults to recently-used words when under pressure.

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Avoiding Unintentional Repetition

Eliminate unconscious word repetition that weakens your message clarity.

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