Repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse.
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Although quite clichéd, no two days are the same at the galleries.
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I try not to repeat historical spaces as that can become clichéd.
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A clichéd response to a husband's infidelity, yes, but oh so satisfying.
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It sounded as clichéd in French as it would have in English.
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They should leave their clichéd rhetoric and male-bashing propaganda at home.
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Something so trite and clichéd that I'd refused to believe it was real.
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The room disappeared, and as clichéd as it sounded, time stopped.
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Africa is a place -as clichéd as it sounds -of possibilities.
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I hoped that, as clichéd as it sounded, love really would conquer all.
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She had mentioned this to Peter, wondered at this clichéd verity.
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Our times together looked like the clichéd sequences in romantic comedies.
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A clichéd choice for an entity of mathematics such as myself, I know.'
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No generic, clichéd responses are evident in our one-hour sitting either.
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The movie passes in a brightly-coloured daze of mediocrity and clichéd Latino exuberance.
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Their conclusion sounds clichéd: Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.
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But retired factory worker Panagiotis Kalabokas said that clichéd image is simply not true.
