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Meanings of stereotypes in English

Russian
the stereotypes
Portuguese
the stereotypes
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the stereotypes
Usage of stereotypes in English
1
I genuinely believe that stereotypes exist as a form of usurping power.
The new yorker
2
It's often the duty of photographers to break stereotypes with their work.
The new yorker
3
But recent additions have worked hard at changing those long established stereotypes.
News.com.au
4
Many people contact me who are concerned about ethnic and racist stereotypes.
Radio NZ
5
Ms Sepuloni agreed, saying it reinforced crude stereotypes of the Tongan community.
Radio NZ
6
They exist primarily to support stereotypes, to stall us in our journey.
The Guardian
7
Although C&W music is hardly mentioned, stereotypes from this genre are satirized.
The new yorker
8
Fairytales often include stereotypes which are particularly harmful for girls, Cavallo says.
Radio NZ
9
A new Hamilton arts exhibition seeks to dispel stereotypes about the city.
Radio NZ
10
It's high time the old stereotypes were ditched, regardless of the result.
The Guardian
11
In our experience simple human interaction breaks down stereotypes and dissolves fears.
The Irish Times
12
Spokesperson Aaron Mok told Nine to Noon cultural stereotypes were to blame.
Radio NZ
13
Everyone knew the stereotypes about blacks-howthey were short-tempered ,quickto fight.
The last hero: a life of henry aaron
14
At times, some critics have said my comedy risks reinforcing old stereotypes.
The Guardian
15
Locomotion, behavioural stereotypes and several molecular and structural cerebellar parameters were evaluated.
Pubmed
16
You mean I still don't fit neatly into one of your stereotypes?
I shot you babe
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Portuguese
the stereotypes
Stereotypes through the time
Stereotypes across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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