Clichéns

Clichés, also known as clichs or overused phrases, are expressions or situations that have been overused in language to the point of losing their original impact or meaning. They are often considered common knowledge and may become recognized as a way to describe familiar themes, tropes, or situations in literature, art, or everyday conversation.

A person may become accustomed to using a particular cliché without even realizing it, to the point where it is a sort of linguistic habit. Clichés may arise from experiences, and for as long as they provide a new perspective on old truths, they remain somewhat memorable.

The presence of clichés within a work of literature, or art or film can detract from a genuine dialogue. It is the predisposition or prior knowledge a person has that deters them from appreciating the subject because each time they hear or read a new stimulus, it ascribes the standard label.

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