Cliched meaning

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Having become stale or commonplace through overuse; hackneyed.
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Full of clichés.

A dull, clichéd style.

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Trite; stereotyped.

A clichéd theme.

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Repeated so often that it has become stale or commonplace; hackneyed. [from early 20th c.]
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Rare spelling of clichéd.
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Origin of cliched

  • From cliché.

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Cliched Sentence Examples

  • Forget its cliched use as a companion to red begonias, because this pretty plant has lots more to offer.

  • However, as the report points out, the type of humor used is often stereotyped, cliched, or old-fashioned.

  • There 's been some really sappy, cliched stuff I 've had to reject.

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