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    Manually counting how many times a word gets repeated is definitely possible but can be a very tedious task, most of all for longer documents. Using a frequency word counter tool like the one on ToolFlora can drastically ease the burden of the process. You need to type or copy and paste your document or paragraph into the tool, and you get to choose an analysis option. The tool will generate the results showing you the different words that have been used and how many times each has been used; you can even see the relative percentage. Besides, at ToolFlora you can choose to ignore case sensitivity and common stop words or set a minimum word length. Then, simply copy the results or get a CSV file and enjoy the convenient use of your data.

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