clichésand

clichésand is a term that has emerged in informal online discourse, particularly within communities discussing creative writing, communication, and internet culture. It is not a formally recognized linguistic or literary term. The word itself is a portmanteau, combining "cliché" and "and." Its usage suggests a connection between the concept of clichés and the idea of addition or continuation.

The primary function of "clichésand" appears to be a humorous or exasperated way to acknowledge the pervasive nature of clichés. When someone uses "clichésand," they are often indicating that a statement, idea, or piece of content is not only reliant on a single cliché but is also likely to contain many more. It can be used to describe a work that is so full of overused phrases and predictable plot points that it feels like a collection of them strung together.

For example, in a review of a predictable movie, someone might comment, "The dialogue was full of clichésand the plot was nothing new." This implies that the movie contained not just one or two clichés but a multitude of them, reinforcing the overall lack of originality. The term serves as a concise, albeit informal, descriptor for a highly unoriginal or derivative work or statement. Its informal nature means it is primarily found in casual conversations, forum posts, and social media rather than academic or professional contexts.