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Repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse.
tired
commonplace
threadbare
trite
banal
hackneyed
clichéd
timeworn
shopworn
well-worn
Synonyms
Examples for "
tired
"
tired
commonplace
threadbare
trite
banal
Examples for "
tired
"
1
Of course, with the butchery, my hand is often
tired
these days.
2
In All-Ireland final week, you don't be long growing
tired
of words.
3
I'm
tired
of people saying 'I don't know if that is true'.
4
I am
tired
,
in the heart, in the mind, in the body.
5
But the four-bedroom house is
tired
and in need of much work.
1
Though
commonplace
today, the technique was not widely used at the time.
2
But conflict between the branches of government is
commonplace
in our history.
3
Since the collapse of Communism, of course, Hayek's arguments have become
commonplace
.
4
But the girl he loves shows him the beauty in the
commonplace
.
5
The English saying 'pride comes before a fall' reflects the
commonplace
occurrence.
1
In spite of the
threadbare
phrases, genuine pain vibrated in her tone.
2
The World Trade Center attack was a
threadbare
operation in many respects.
3
In the unlimited leisure of the wilderness, discussion had been worn
threadbare
.
4
Halfway across the
threadbare
lawn, a croaking voice erupted from the house.
5
Then to give the following, and cease before the thought gets
threadbare
:
1
The
trite
truth of the ratio between approach and enchantment amused him.
2
Nor does the
trite
epigram touch the surface of the real mystery.
3
Books could be written of the truth of this particular
trite
saying.
4
It's
trite
to say, but I'll say it anyway: This is revolutionary.
5
The rest took place with the
trite
rapidity of the equatorial latitudes.
1
But do we really need the
banal
content of the average tweet?
2
One reality is benign and
banal
;
the other is invigorating and lethal.
3
However, most importantly, we have confused the public with these
banal
comparisons!
4
The democratic process does not discriminate between the
banal
and the dramatic.
5
This fact was not
banal
at all, but unprecedented, shocking, and wrong.
1
It shouldn't be necessary to repeat a list of
hackneyed
workplace virtues.
2
In the second place, the romantic is the opposite of the
hackneyed
.
3
This is a
hackneyed
,
age-old argument used by gun-runners the world over.
4
The
hackneyed
words burned again with the freshness of their primal enthusiasm.
5
We amuse him more than the
hackneyed
comrades he has worn out.
1
Although quite
clichéd
,
no two days are the same at the galleries.
2
I try not to repeat historical spaces as that can become
clichéd
.
3
A
clichéd
response to a husband's infidelity, yes, but oh so satisfying.
4
It sounded as
clichéd
in French as it would have in English.
5
They should leave their
clichéd
rhetoric and male-bashing propaganda at home.
1
Their escorts in varied suits of
timeworn
finery, the prisoners in rags.
2
Like all the others, it was completely intact, if a little
timeworn
.
3
That was another
timeworn
statement, but it served its purpose admirably.
4
Soon, Fred was busy deploying that
timeworn
bureaucratic weapon, the memo.
5
She crashed down onto the
timeworn
concrete floor, grazing her hands and wrists.
1
His tone changed, became less puckish; he elegized diversity with a
shopworn
.
2
There's the
shopworn
military cliche about every soldier being a sensor.
3
Instead, he attacked Obama's healthcare law with
shopworn
Republican campaign themes.
4
Chuckling owners trade these quips, each as
shopworn
as the tools scattered about.
5
They age badly for one thing and quickly look
shopworn
.
1
The activities of women in the church usually follow along
well
-
worn
paths.
2
DINING:Looking for some alternatives to the
well
-
worn
staples of the Christmas-Day table?
3
In order to reach Switzerland, the tourist has many
well
-
worn
routes available.
4
J.J. closed his rule book, slipped it in his
well
-
worn
calfskin briefcase.
5
I have to take little steps and to keep in
well
-
worn
paths.
1
It may seem weird to pour so much money into
old
-
hat
tech.
1
And Jove answered, My child,
Trito
-born
,
take heart.
2
Tritos
only has what we've given him.
3
Tritos
was still under the barn.
4
Tritos
is our experiment.
5
Tritos
'
usual smile dampened somewhat as he answered, "My father is dead and I have not seen my mother in some time."
6
Jove smiled at her and answered, "Take heart, my child,
Trito
-born
;
I am not really in earnest, and I wish to be kind to you."