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I'm tired of hearing her "pearls of wisdom" and other tired clichés.clichés = expressions that lack impact because they are heard so often
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Any great truth can -- and eventually will -- be expressed as a cliché. (source)
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Educators shouldn't be afraid of clichés. (source)
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"I'm fine," I said, making a cliché of myself the way not-fine people do.† (source)
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"I want to like Jar Jar, because hating Jar Jar is so cliché, but he was the worst," Daisy said.† (source)
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I know it's a cliché, but it's still got some truth to it.† (source)
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And though it's cliché, the best medicine was talking about it with the people who understood.† (source)
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And, inevitably, as in every convict cliche I'd ever heard, he claimed innocence.† (source)
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Some clichés I understood only when they came into my heaven full speed.† (source)
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He had a way of turning cliches inside out like that.† (source)cliches = expressions that lack impact because they are heard so often
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But the aptness of the cliched saying is overshadowed by the nature of the saying as a cliche.† (source)
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It wouldn't matter a bit that it was the most ridiculous, most clichéd, most commercial piece of tripe the drugstore world has to offer.† (source)
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Peter Kavinsky's such a cliché.† (source)
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McCandless was hardly unique; there's quite a few of these guys hanging around the state, so much alike that they're almost a collective cliche.† (source)
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The draugr had zero respect for zombie clichés.† (source)
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It all swirls together, cliches mixing with your own emotions, and in the end you can't tell one from the other.† (source)
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