clichéd
adjectiveUK /ˈkliːʃeɪd/
US /kliːˈʃeɪd/
Something clichéd is so overused that it feels boring and not special anymore.
The movie's ending was clichéd, with the hero saving the day just in time.
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2. Lacking original thought because it copies what everyone else says or does.
His excuse for being late was a clichéd story about traffic.
3. A phrase or idea that has been repeated so often it has lost its meaning.
The wedding speech was full of clichéd lines about love and destiny.
4. Showing no fresh ideas; done in the usual, expected way.
The advertisement used a clichéd picture of a smiling family at dinner.