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Does repeating words show a brain dysfunction?
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Depends: How often does this occur and under what circumstances. Echolalia (the medical term) can be a manifestation of neurological abnormalities, both structural or metabolic and even psychiatric. This condition may require an extensive medical evaluation.
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