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cliched Definition and Meaning in English (cliched definition)

adjective
Synonyms:tritehackneyedunoriginal
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Cliched definition: Describing a phrase, idea, or artistic work that has become unoriginal or uninteresting due to overuse and lack of fresh perspective.

Definitions of Cliched

  1. 1adjective

    Describing a phrase, idea, or artistic work that has become unoriginal or uninteresting due to overuse and lack of fresh perspective.

Example Sentences

casual

“His speech was full of cliched phrases about success and hard work.”

casual

“The plot of the movie was so cliched that I could predict every twist.”

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nouncliche
pluralcliches

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Cliched definition: Describing a phrase, idea, or artistic work that has become unoriginal or uninteresting due to overuse and lack of fresh perspective.
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'Cliched' translates to 'cliched' in English. Cliched definition: Describing a phrase, idea, or artistic work that has become unoriginal or uninteresting due to overuse and lack of fresh perspective.
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