- full of clichés: a dull, clichéd style
- trite; stereotyped: a clichéd theme
clichéd
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cliched
also cli·ched
adjective
Having become stale or commonplace through overuse; hackneyed: “In the States, it might seem a little clichéd; in Paris, it seems fresh and original” ( Nina Martin )
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Adjective
(comparative more clichéd, superlative most clichéd)
- repeated so often that it has become stale or commonplace; hackneyed. [from early 20th c.]
Origin
See also: clichedFrom cliché.
Adjective
(comparative more clichéed, superlative most clichéed)
- Rare spelling of clichéd.
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