cliché in Greek
cliché in Greek is κλισέ, στερεότυπο — cliché means a phrase or idea that has been used so often it no longer has any force or freshness.
cliché in Greek
What does "cliché" mean?
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noun A phrase or idea that has been used so often it no longer has any force or freshness.
"The speech was a string of clichés about journeys and rollercoasters."
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noun A situation, character or feature so predictable that it feels stale.
"The plot leaned on every romantic comedy cliché going."
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adjective So overused as to have lost its impact. Often written clichéd.
"The ending was cliché and predictable."
cliché in a sentence
- The speech was a string of clichés about journeys and rollercoasters.
- Avoid the cliché that lightning never strikes twice.
- The plot leaned on every romantic comedy cliché going.
- Living on instant noodles is a student cliché for a reason.
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Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "cliché" in Greek?
"cliché" in Greek is κλισέ, στερεότυπο. cliché means: A phrase or idea that has been used so often it no longer has any force or freshness.
How do you pronounce κλισέ?
"cliché" in Greek is κλισέ, pronounced "klise".
How do you use "cliché" in a sentence?
Example: "The speech was a string of clichés about journeys and rollercoasters." In Greek, "cliché" is κλισέ, στερεότυπο.
Are there other ways to say "cliché" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "cliché": κλισέ, στερεότυπο.