duplicate message

[ˈduːplɪkeɪt ˈmɛsɪdʒ]
nounpl: duplicate messages
mensagem duplicada
1. A message that is an exact copy of another message, often sent unintentionally or resulting from a system error
The server sent a duplicate message, causing confusion among the recipients.
O servidor enviou uma mensagem duplicada, causando confusão entre os destinatários.
2. In telecommunications and data transmission, a message that appears twice due to technical malfunction or network issues
We received a duplicate message from the client's notification system.
Recebemos uma mensagem duplicada do sistema de notificação do cliente.
3. A redundant copy of a communication that was already transmitted
Please disregard the duplicate message sent earlier today.
Favor desconsiderar a mensagem duplicada enviada no início do dia.
The term 'duplicate message' is primarily used in technical and professional contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, it's commonly encountered in IT support, telecommunications, and email communication. The issue is particularly relevant in modern digital communication where system redundancies and network errors can occasionally result in message duplication, requiring technical solutions to detect and eliminate such occurrences.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
repeated messageredundant messagedouble messagecopied message
Antonyms / Antônimos
unique messageoriginal messagesingular message

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
mensagem duplicada
Standard usage in Brazil, commonly used in technical and business contexts
Rio de Janeiro
mensagem duplicada
Same as general Brazilian Portuguese
São Paulo
mensagem duplicada
Technical term used in IT and telecommunications sectors
Portugal
mensagem duplicada
Same usage as Brazilian Portuguese, standard in European Portuguese

Related Words

messageduplicationredundancysystem errornotificationtransmission

Related Idioms & Phrases

avoid duplicate messages
filter out duplicate messages
remove duplicate messages
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