duplicative (Meaning)

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duplicative (a.)

Having the quality of duplicating or doubling.

Having the quality of subdividing into two by natural growth.

The secretary created multiple duplicative copies of the contract, ensuring that all parties had a copy.
The manager asked her team to review the proposals and eliminate any duplicative content.
The accountant discovered several duplicative entries in the financial records, which resulted in an overstatement of income.
The software program flagged the duplicative data and prompted the user to remove it.
The researcher conducted a thorough literature review to identify and remove any duplicative studies.
The assembly line worker noticed a duplicative part on the conveyor belt and alerted the supervisor.
The teacher asked the students to proofread their essays and remove any duplicative words or phrases.
The web designer used a content management system to avoid creating duplicative web pages.
The doctor ordered a duplicative mammogram to confirm the results of the initial mammogram.
The scientist conducted a duplicative experiment to verify the accuracy of the initial results.

Having the quality of duplicating or doubling., Having the quality of subdividing into two by natural growth.

repetitive, redundant,repetitious,reiterative

No antonyms found.

The secretary created multiple duplicative copies of the contract, ensuring that all parties had a copy.

The manager asked her team to review the proposals and eliminate any duplicative content.

The accountant discovered several duplicative entries in the financial records, which resulted in an overstatement of income.

The software program flagged the duplicative data and prompted the user to remove it.