TRITE

TRITE


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Word: trite
Phonetic: /tɹaɪt/
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Often in reference to a word or phrase: used so many times that it is commonplace, or no longer interesting or effective; worn out, hackneyed.
So well established as to be beyond debate: trite law.


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As old as the hills
Banal
Beaten to death
Cliche
Cliche-ridden
Cliched
Clich-ridden
Clichd
Commonplace
Contemptibly familiar
Cornball
Corny
Done to death
Far from fresh
Formulaic
Hackneyed
Hardly original
Humdrum
Lacking freshness
Lacking originality
Lacking spontaneity
Like Have a nice day!
Like a cliche
Like a clich
Like a sunset at the end of a movie
Like a worn-out maxim
Like cliched lyrics
Like clichs
Like many a clich
Like overused crossword clues
Much-heard
No longer fresh
No longer having originality
No longer original
Not at all original
Not fresh
Not novel
Not real fresh
Old as Methuselah
Old hat
Old-hat
Overdone
Overly common
Overused
Overused in art
Overworked
Platitudinous
Played out
Said too often
Shopworn
Stale
Stating the obvious
Stereotyped
This is almost tripe
Tired
Uninspired
Uninteresting
Unoriginal
Unoriginal and dull
Used too much
Vapid
Warmed-over
Worn out by overuse
Worn out by use
Worn-out
Twice-told
No longer amusing.
--- corny...
Meaningless from repetition.
Not original
Bromidic
Relative of 33 Down.
Unimaginative
Threadbare
Lacking novelty.
Clichélike.
Often heard before.
Thrice-told
Cliché-ridden
Like old jokes
Like a cliché
Timeworn, as a joke
Lacking imagination
Well-worn
Like a thrice-told tale
Time-worn
Jejune
Like a platitude
Like an old chestnut
Old as Methuselah, in a way
Clichéd
Like Have a nice day
Overused, as a saying
Like Have a nice day, for example
Repentant
Too-often repeated
All too familiar
Like the invitation line Be there or be square
Like the expressions a dime a dozen and a penny for your thoughts
Opposite of original
Overfamiliar through overuse
Observance after time lacking originality
Tired, tense author downing whiskey
Hackneyed; unoriginal
Unoriginal end to infant's baptism?
Starting to transform ceremony that's overused
Not remotely fresh
After time, ceremony becomes commonplace
Over-heard
Far from innovative
Overly used, as expressions
Much too familiar
Done to extremes
Gold-silver alloy coin, used in the time of King Alyattes of Lydia (c. 610-600 BC) that seems somehow commonplace?
Overused, as a phrase
Far from original
Respond
Otalgia
Make use of
Drops reserve at parties
Meet old man entertaining men say
Lambs cry
Uninspiring time before ceremony
Clichéd term receives immense television exposure initially
Commonplace section of last rites
Clichéd part of last rites
Worn-out fossil one to throw away
Overused, as clichÈs
Heard all too often
Overused, as an expression
Like overly rehearsed comments, probably
Hackneyed ceremony after last part of Lent
Overly familiar, as a phrase
Stale from overuse
Like stale expressions
Like a stock quote?




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