formulaic
Formulaic speech refers to pre-existing phrases or expressions that are used frequently in communication. These phrases are often predictable and have a fixed structure, aiding in smooth communication and social interaction. Formulaic speech can include greetings, expressions of gratitude, or common phrases used in specific contexts.
Formulaic
oral, traditional, anonymous, formulaic
sterile, copycat, lifeless, formulaic, cookie-cutter,
Yasuko Kanno has written: 'Do formulaic utterances cease to be \\'
To fit a given name into the line's meter
◘broke formulaic expectation
A film or other theatrical work about the American West - a western movie or television series that is extremely clichéd or formulaic, in the manner of a soap opera.
The definition of schlock is "of inferior quality." When it applies to music it means anything trite, unoriginal, formulaic, or overly gimmicky.
Faulkner's writing is known for its complex narrative structure, stream-of-consciousness style, and experimental techniques, which are distinct from formulaic fiction. His works often explore themes of the American South, memory, time, and the complexities of human nature, setting him apart from conventional formulaic storytelling.
sorry but are gone mad