cliche

/kliˈʃeɪ/

noun 1verb 1

Collocations

ADJ.

enough, little, true

VERB + CLICHE

coat, exploded, sounds

CLICHE + NOUN

author's, french, it's, philosophy

PREP.

from, in, into, with

ADV.

incredibly

noun

Alternative form of cliché.

The snowcloneification was surely not far behind, since so many people would already have been familiar enough with this cliche of philosophy.

verb

Alternative form of cliché.

noun — a trite or obvious remark

The snowcloneification was surely not far behind, since so many people would already have been familiar enough with this cliche of philosophy.

Wiktionary

The word "cliche" comes from French.

Tatoeba · #1324018

It's a cliche, but it's true.

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With her green eye shadow and rabbit fur coat, Mary was cliche.

Tatoeba · #5789199

The cream exploded into a cliche in the author's coffee mug.

Tatoeba · #6918922

That's incredibly cliche.

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