What is a sentence with the word cliche in it?

Answer 1

A cliche is a trite, stereotyped expression; a sentence or phrase, usually expressing a popular or common thought or idea, that has lost originality, ingenuity, and impact by long overuse. For example:

"He was as strong as an ox".

A sample sentence using the word cliche:

"To say he was as strong as an ox would be a cliche."

The cliche was so tediously overused that it lost its effectiveness.

cli·ché

cli·ché [klee sháy]

(plural cli·chés)

noun

1. overused expression: a phrase or word that has lost its original effectiveness or power from overuse.

2. overused idea: an overused activity or notion.

Answer 2

Have you heard the song "Not Good Enough for the Truth or Cliche" by Escape the Fate? Great song & band!
Their father, daughter relationship was really a cliche, she was the apple of her daddy's eye.

Answer 3

(Cliche, meaning trite, stereotyped, or overused.)

"The advertising world is full of cliche phrases and images."

"The cliche look of a couch potato matched her brother perfectly."

"The young explorer turned out not to be quite the cliche they expected."

"Using a bull to suggest rugged individuality is practically a cliche."

To describe something that is common or done frequently.

Answer 4

Many people are so cliche today, maybe it's because of the global economic crisis.

Answer 5

The ethics teacher asked her students to write an answer that was well-thought-out, rather than submitting a tired, predictable cliché. The word cliché is a noun.