Redundancy

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Redundancy is the act of unnecessarily repeating something that has already been provided. Although it happens in a majority of different contexts, this article will focus on redundancy in writing/language.

In this case, redundancy is commonly characterized by using words that have the same meaning, though some extreme cases of redundancy can result in repeating the same sentence over and over again. This is known as Black Looping.