In linguistics, redundancy refers to the inclusion of extra linguistic elements that do not add new information but can serve various functions such as enhancing clarity, providing emphasis, or aiding comprehension. Redundancy can manifest in different forms, including: 1. **Lexical Redundancy**: The use of words that convey similar meanings within a phrase. For example, "free gift" is redundant because gifts are inherently free.
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