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Meanings of stereotype in English
Usage of stereotype in English
1
In the national stereotype stakes, however, the Swiss simply won't be beaten.
2
On the one hand, we need to try to change the stereotype.
3
Finally, we both agree that this stereotype is still with us today.
4
And now a new Aussie stereotype has been added to the list.
5
She has read books about this stereotype, perhaps seen him in movies.
6
The longstanding stereotype that porn is just for men is simply untrue.
7
TV critics said the program exploited the stereotype of the overbearing mamma.
8
AA: I would just like to add to the whole stereotype thing.
9
The 'maths geek' stereotype is more corrosive than it may first appear.
10
Increasingly, Antipodeans were eschewing the bar-working backpacker stereotype for well-paid professional employment.
11
The revolution might now be about challenging the stereotype of the pensioner.
12
There's also the nerd stereotype- Idon'tthink of myself as a nerd.
13
In our appetite for stereotype, they should never really have been compatible.
14
Tales and accusations of Iranian perfidy, then, snugly fit an expected stereotype.
15
He does not fit the blue-collar stereotype of a Chicago machine politician.
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Which is why it makes perfect sense to obliterate the stereotype itself!
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Stereotype through the time
Stereotype across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common