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What is a double consonant repeated?

A double consonant repeated is a bit of a tricky concept. Let's break it down:

* Double consonant: This refers to two of the same consonant letter written together in a word. For example, "happy," "letter," "running."

* Repeated: This means to do something again.

So, "double consonant repeated" could mean a few things:

1. The double consonant itself is repeated: For example, "ss" in "misssing" or "ll" in "fully."

2. The same consonant is repeated, but not as a double: For example, "c" in "cackle" or "t" in "better."

It's important to be specific in your language:

* If you want to focus on the double consonant, use terms like "repeated double consonant" or "two consecutive identical consonants."

* If you're talking about any consonant repetition, regardless of whether it's double or single, you can use "repeated consonant."

Please provide more context if you have a specific example in mind!

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