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The same thing, again, as if once wasn't already a commitment.
means An exact copy of something — made to match the original in every detail.
from From Latin duplicare, 'to double,' built from duo ('two') plus plicare ('to fold'). Picture folding a piece of cloth over itself: one sheet becomes two identical layers. That's the image at the root — not copying as in imitation, but doubling as in folding something onto itself until it's twice what it was.
- legal cousin
- certified duplicates can stand in for lost originals
- biology version
- chromosomes duplicate before a cell dares to divide
- email's sin
- reply-all turns one message into a hundred duplicates