clichés

[US]/[ˈkleɪʃiː]/
[UK]/[ˈkleɪʃiː]/

Translation

n.A phrase or expression that has become overused and lacks originality.; A predictable and uninspired element in a work of art, literature, or film.; A situation or event that has become predictable and lacks originality.
v.To make something predictable or unoriginal.

Phrases & Collocations

avoiding clichés

full of clichés

telling clichés

rejecting clichés

clichés abound

using clichés

filled with clichés

exposing clichés

beyond clichés

Example Sentences

the movie was full of clichés about the chosen one saving the world.

avoid using clichés in your writing; strive for originality and fresh perspectives.

the speech was riddled with clichés about teamwork and achieving goals.

we tried to avoid falling into the trap of using tired clichés in the presentation.

the romantic comedy relied heavily on predictable clichés and tropes.

he recognized the clichés in the sales pitch as being overly familiar.

the author skillfully subverted common clichés to create a unique narrative.

the script was criticized for its reliance on tired clichés and predictable plot points.

she wanted to write something genuine, avoiding the usual clichés of the genre.

the novel challenged many of the established clichés of the fantasy genre.

the politician's speech was a collection of empty phrases and tired clichés.

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