- A cliché (UK: /ˈkliːʃeɪ/ or US: /kliːˈʃeɪ/; French: [kliʃe]) is a saying, idea, or
element of an
artistic work that has
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point of...
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including flattery or humour.
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avoid standardised and
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their opening...
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plenty of
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January 1844,
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original way and
praised the author's sense...
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Messy review –
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singer a disservice". The Guardian.
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- is used humorously, with the
intention that it be
recognized as both
hackne**** and outdated. An
equivalent phrase is "to send up a
trial balloon". The...
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Hammerstein in good form". However, he said, the
libretto "has the
hackne**** look of the
musical theatre replaced with Oklahoma! in 1943. It is disappointing...
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pride has come
close to
capsizing this project" and that the film was "a
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completely derivative copy of old
Hollywood romances". It's hard to forget...
