clichéd

Example Sentences

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One example is an 11-minute video titled “Next Stop Paris,” produced under the aegis of the Chinese TV maker TCL, an unrelentingly cliched meet-cute romcom, that managed to accumulate only a meager 10,000 views since it was posted on YouTube a year ago.

From Los Angeles Times

But the older me recognizes that there’s nothing more banal or cliched than a professor ragging on undergrads, if only because that is precisely what professors have been doing since the foundation of Heidelberg in 1386.

From Salon

The name is so cliched as to be almost certainly a pseudonym.

From BBC

The film’s title translates to “national treasure,” another clichéd term thrown around when trying to categorize greatness.

From Los Angeles Times

As clichéd as it may seem, we need love to recognize our common humanity — and to transform the callous hearts and minds of many in the halls of power where decisions on policy are made.

From Salon