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(
informal
)
Something tediously familiar or outdated
Pertaining to a stereotype
Lacking motivation, without impetus to strive or excel
Imitative of the work of another artist, writer, etc., and usually disapproved of for that reason
Decided and fixed
Relating to a type
Frequent or common
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Adjective
▲
(
informal
)
Something tediously familiar or outdated
outdated
outmoded
dated
antiquated
archaic
obsolete
superannuated
outworn
unfashionable
prehistoric
ancient
mediaeval
UK
medieval
US
antediluvian
old
obsolescent
anachronistic
out
mossy
quaint
square
defunct
creaky
clunky
frumpy
moldy
US
mouldy
UK
frumpish
fusty
crusted
feudal
conservative
corny
overfamiliar
old-fashioned
out-of-date
out of date
old-fangled
behind the times
moth-eaten
old-time
out of fashion
out of style
old-world
old-fogeyish
olde worlde
backward-looking
horse-and-buggy
vieux jeu
old-school
has-been
rinky-dink
square-toed
not with it
out of the ark
back-number
last year's
passé
bygone
demoded
fossilized
US
antique
rusty
fossilised
UK
musty
moribund
neolithic
kaputt
Noachian
kaput
dead
Stone Age
prehistorical
past
vintage
unhip
primitive
aged
oldfangled
unstylish
superseded
démodé
extinct
old-hat
horse and buggy
olden
out-of-style
passe
retro
former
antwacky
disused
stale
dowdy
behindhand
hoary
old-timey
past its sell-by date
worn-out
as old as the hills
not current
of the old school
tired
past it
unpopular
immemorial
retrograde
old as the hills
odd
discarded
discontinued
of olden days
out of it
neglected
rococo
of old
not modern
grown old
disapproved
tacky
exhausted
tasteless
dinosaur
timeworn
cheesy
hackneyed
crusty
styleless
elderly
cobwebby
trashy
inelegant
venerable
age-old
hoar
backward
ticky-tack
historic
traditional
ticky-tacky
very old
decrepit
done to death
faded
threadbare
overused
fogeyish
abandoned
anachronous
parachronistic
dateless
yesterday's
not fashionable
remote
belated
yesterday
hacky
out of commission
bent
unusable
out of use
backwards
back number
past its prime
old fashioned
having seen better days
of yore
old school
no longer fashionable
geriatric
antediluvial
dry as dust
primeval
US
primordial
past your sell-by date
primaeval
UK
out-of-fashion
gone
obscure
no longer in use
deprecated
fallen into disuse
fossil
dusty
retrogressive
historical
period
passé
nostalgic
at an end
no longer in fashion
expired
not in
finished
demode
had it
done for
dead and gone
drab
dull
early
classical
ageless
tried and true
enduring
tried and tested
long-lived
ancestral
of long ago
lasting
earliest
time-honoured
long-standing
long-established
established
time-worn
first
ritualistic
ritual
oldie
shabby
plain
picturesque
late
erstwhile
fogyish
worn out
worn
homely
old-style
unkempt
senescent
forgotten
previous
unprogressive
one-time
long-gone
holey
lost
tattered
ragged
done
decayed
charming
sometime
quondam
cast-off
gothic
frayed
vanished
antiquarian
relic
stodgy
scruffy
tatty
heritage
mumsy
veteran
boring
poky
long in the tooth
over the hill
on its last legs
anachronistical
barbaric
well-established
inflexible
archaistic
torn
broken-down
classic
patched
timeless
old as Adam
gentlemanly
courteous
stuck in time
aboriginal
pristine
crumbling
old as Methuselah
unoriginal
once
onetime
original
yellowed
departed
clapped out
courtly
chivalrous
ceremonious
gallant
craft
no longer used
folk
earlier
redundant
completed
long-ago
unattractive
old style
hand-me-down
bypast
nonextant
gone by
evocative
waning
declining
unremembered
ex-
unrecalled
foregone
forepassed
physical
of yesteryear
senior
doddering
way back when
latter-day
lost in time
consigned to oblivion
way back
lost and gone
past recall
grizzled
silver-haired
grey-haired
white-haired
silvery-haired
grizzly
dying out
in period style
old world
doddery
getting on
longevous
unglamorous
unsophisticated
in oblivion
water over the dam
sunk in oblivion
water under the bridge
down memory lane
becoming obsolete
ageing
UK
disappearing
of an advanced age
advanced in years
older
lot of mileage
on the wane
on the way out
undesirable
on the decline
aging
US
dreary
dingy
not long for this world
past your prime
not as young as one used to be
not as young as one was
no spring chicken
ingrained
fixed
deep-seated
hard-and-fast
going out of use
going out of fashion
growing old
toytown
sweet
cunning
twee
attractive
daggy
blowsy
badly-dressed
baggy
sloppy
badly dressed
poorly dressed
colonial
artful
Gothic
appealing
captivating
affected
pretty
Victorian
arty-crafty
cute
brick and mortar
ossified
baroque
ingenious
enchanting
olde
pleasing
pleasantly old-fashioned
dilapidated
mangy
seedy
grungy
ratty
scrubby
dumpy
sleazy
bombed-out
tumbledown
beat-up
dog-eared
miserable
tatterdemalion
down-at-the-heels
scuzzy
down-at-heel
run-down
mean
well worn
raggedy
worse for wear
more ❯
“He's using a device that you could consider rather
old hat
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Adjective
▲
Pertaining to a stereotype
stereotypical
cliched
clichéd
conventional
formulaic
hackneyed
orthodox
stereotyped
trite
banal
bathetic
bromidic
chain
cliché
common
commonplace
cornball
corny
drained
dull
exhausted
familiar tune
flat
hokey
jejune
mildewed
moth-eaten
musty
ordinary
overused
overworked
pedestrian
platitudinal
platitudinous
prosaic
ready-made
routine
run-of-the-mill
set
shopworn
stale
stereotypic
stock
threadbare
timeworn
tired
uninspired
unoriginal
used-up
vapid
warmed-over
well-worn
worn
worn-out
derivative
hacky
played out
hack
worn out
predictable
unimaginative
time-worn
cliche
hackney
obligatory
cobwebby
humdrum
hoary
truistic
overdone
antiquated
well worn
cliché-ridden
old
dime-store
everyday
obsolete
uninteresting
vanilla
boring
out of date
standard
out of the ark
unexceptional
unremarkable
mundane
old-fashioned
average
bland
quotidian
tedious
outdated
repetitious
outmoded
familiar
defunct
passé
bog-standard
plain vanilla
middle-of-the-road
mainstream
undistinguished
forgettable
unmemorable
indifferent
unexciting
mediocre
mawkish
lacklustre
UK
lackluster
US
so-so
usual
dreary
monotonous
tiresome
customary
mind-numbing
ho-hum
uneventful
wearisome
archaic
stupid
tripe
warmed-up
insipid
bush-league
ornery
half-pie
normal
prevalent
garden-variety
colorless
US
old-hat
out-of-date
not so hot
nothing to get excited about
a dime a dozen
colourless
UK
nothing to write home about
no great shakes
not much cop
past their sell-by date
not up to much
standardized
US
conventionalized
inane
mass-produced
typecast
vieux jeu
unadventurous
uninspiring
standardised
UK
cheesy
sentimental
kitschy
feeble
silly
formalistic
worn thin
common or garden
uncreative
imitative
ineffective
staple
old-chestnut
old-saw
played-out
traditional
unsophisticated
extinct
ancient
antediluvian
superannuated
prevailing
going
current
popular
regular
basic
numbing
slow
wearying
weary
jading
drudging
tame
drab
leaden
arid
monochromatic
heavy
ponderous
dry
stodgy
dusty
tiring
stuffy
lined
aged
dated
decrepit
readily available
widely available
typical
established
formal
antwacky
foetid
UK
past
dead
zestless
gone off
fetid
US
yesterday's
out
bent
effete
like a dinosaur
cut and dried
fuddy-duddy
ragged
weathered
broken-down
rundown
dog-eared
shabby
wrinkled
outworn
the worse for wear
battered
tattered
frayed
used
unvaried
facile
cornfed
pabulum
zero
trivial
nowhere
nothing
noplace
square
dumb
blah
widespread
cut-and-dry
workaday
cut-and-dried
garden variety
standard-issue
ho hum
dime-a-dozen
dull as dishwater
obvious
unnoteworthy
middling
matter-of-course
starch
characterless
natural
boiler plate
plebeian
garden
ten a penny
lowly
habitual
accepted
generic
prescribed
universal
ritual
accustomed
wonted
pervasive
plain
classical
classic
household
traditionary
modest
simple
proven
acknowledged
unpretentious
ubiquitous
homely
prescriptive
well established
ritualistic
time-honoured
time-honored
humble
immemorial
doctrinal
tried and true
tried and tested
widely used
cliché
interminable
bomb
bummer
drag
cloying
irksome
spiritless
lifeless
drear
rehearsed
expected
unspontaneous
tarnished
faded
artificial
weariful
abiding
overall
general
samey
enduring
immortal
ageless
collective
ruling
off-the-shelf
nothing special
insignificant
plain-Jane
unextraordinary
lacking variation
lacking variety
lasting
timeless
shared
admitted
majority
public
acquired
honored
US
homespun
derived
proverbial
undying
memorable
unforgettable
deathless
nondescript
fair
received
honoured
UK
vulgar
passable
widely held
suburban
OK
rampant
run-of-the-mine
run-of-mine
medium
second-class
second-rate
tolerable
adopted
rife
frequent
not bad
endemic
plastic
inferior
white-bread
mean
constant
persistent
congruous
staid
ceremonial
fixed
conformist
sanctioned
rooted
taken for granted
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Lacking motivation, without impetus to strive or excel
unmotivated
shiftless
unenthusiastic
uninspired
uninterested
apathetic
dull
everyday
humdrum
indifferent
lazy
ordinary
prosaic
stale
unambitious
uncreative
unexciting
unimaginative
uninspiring
uninteresting
unmoved
banal
pedestrian
second-rate
vanilla
mundane
routine
unexceptional
undistinguished
spiritless
quotidian
workaday
unoriginal
commonplace
matter-of-fact
colourless
UK
unadventurous
passionless
hackneyed
trite
derivative
derived
anaemic
UK
conventional
lacklustre
UK
stock
lackluster
US
lifeless
dry
vapid
sterile
plain vanilla
insipid
bland
uninventive
monotonous
unimpressed
characterless
featureless
hacky
heavy-handed
stodgy
ponderous
flat
yawn
barren
boring
corny
bromidic
run of the mill
anemic
US
colorless
US
phoned in
impassive
passive
unconcerned
unemotional
listless
unfeeling
unresponsive
emotionless
phlegmatic
cool
disinterested
stoic
stoical
uninvolved
detached
uncaring
lethargic
dispassionate
torpid
lackadaisical
non-committal
sluggish
bored
lukewarm
languid
half-hearted
affectless
undemonstrative
numb
supine
impassible
cold
stolid
cold-blooded
inert
Laodicean
insensible
pococurante
untouched
dispirited
wimpy
callous
moony
laid-back
draggy
blah
droopy
what the hell
don't give a damn
could care less
couldn't care less
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Imitative of the work of another artist, writer, etc., and usually disapproved of for that reason
derivative
unoriginal
copied
imitative
secondary
uninventive
plagiaristic
plagiarised
UK
plagiarized
US
rehashed
second-hand
echoic
non-innovative
trite
unimaginative
uninspired
banal
flat
hackneyed
secondhand
stale
stock
tired
warmed-up
copycat
cribbed
hacky
acquired
ancestral
borrowed
caused
cognate
connate
derived
evolved
hereditary
inferential
inferred
obtained
procured
subordinate
worn out
coming from
not original
mimic
mimetic
apish
slavish
epigonous
epigonic
canned
formulaic
emulative
simulated
derivational
commonplace
counterfeit
mimicking
duplicated
simulative
faked
representational
similar
put-on
parrot-like
copying
pseudo
like
mock
onomatopoeic
forged
reflecting
following
artful
parrot
simulant
deceptive
emulous
reflective
conventional
predictable
musty
stereotype
timeworn
shopworn
corny
Adjective
▲
Decided and fixed
cut-and-dried
agreed
decided
definite
destined
familiar
fated
finished
fixed
ordained
plotted
prearranged
precise
set
settled
specific
trite
written
sorted out
done and dusted
in the cards
Adjective
▲
Relating to a type
paradigmatic
archetypal
quintessential
model
classic
exemplary
ideal
archetypical
prototypical
representative
standard
characteristic
definitive
symbolic
classical
stock
emblematic
illustrative
regular
textbook
essential
indicative
prototypal
suggestive
average
imitable
archetypic
normal
habitual
standardised
UK
standardized
US
typic
patterned
prototypic
common
ordinary
orthodox
commonplace
everyday
expected
general
natural
prevalent
unexceptional
matter-of-course
in character
in keeping
typical
supreme
conventional
consummate
signature
absolute
ultimate
perfect
copybook
stereotypical
prime
best
proper
distinctive
true
vintage
usual
complete
idiosyncratic
optimal
idyllic
excellent
particular
fundamental
unmistakable
distinct
distinguishing
flawless
true to type
individual
fitting
pure
peculiar
appropriate
utopian
unblemished
transcendental
idealised
UK
idealized
US
best possible
hackneyed
trite
original
predictable
staple
dinki-di
hacky
clichéd
familiar
true to form
at her best
at his best
at its best
routine
epochal
customary
dream come true
pie-in-the-sky
best-example
fairy-tale
presentational
mainstream
proverbial
seminal
recognizable
US
optimum
identifying
run-of-the-mill
bog-standard
important
historic
untainted
unsullied
untarnished
identifiable
par for the course
diagnostic
stereotyped
discriminating
stereotypic
diagnostical
iconic
recognisable
UK
totemic
traditional
faultless
immaculate
seamless
impeccable
irreproachable
indefectible
exact
superlative
picture-book
without fault
picture-perfect
letter-perfect
have-it-all
opportune
precise
right
relevant
special
very
apt
pertinent
well-suited
spot on
requisite
correct
made to order
on the money
just right
tailor-made
on the button
suitable
just the job
separate
inherent
exclusive
endemic
personal
unique
singular
intrinsic
restricted
peculiar to
symptomatic
reserved
particular to
innate
particularised
UK
found only in
especial
specific
particularized
US
most typical
most characteristic
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Frequent or common
familiar
common
everyday
frequent
household
ordinary
routine
accustomed
commonplace
domestic
recognised
UK
recognized
US
stock
usual
conventional
known
repeated
typical
customary
habitual
mundane
plain
acquainted
general
normal
well-known
expected
quotidian
regular
settled
standard
ubiquitous
unsophisticated
wonted
proverbial
recognisable
UK
recognizable
US
recurring
traditional
workaday
established
homespun
humble
native
prosaic
run-of-the-mill
time-honored
well known
bog-standard
day-to-day
garden variety
garden-variety
common variety
matter-of-fact
characteristic
orthodox
representative
inherent
natural
accepted
symptomatic
average
consistent
prevalent
prescriptive
reliable
predictable
anticipated
chronic
foreseeable
indicative
emblematic
unremarkable
foreseen
unsurprising
distinguishing
formulaic
likely
idiosyncratic
proper
distinctive
unexceptional
steady
individualistic
clichéd
cliched
acknowledged
set
in keeping
in character
true to form
to be expected
cut-and-dry
only to be expected
par for the course
cut-and-dried
… all over
true to type
on the cards
time-honoured
standard-issue
current
renowned
popular
prevailing
mainstream
widespread
documented
investigated
studied
going
known about
stereotypical
received
classical
notorious
legendary
famous
famed
ritual
canonical
fashionable
predominant
in established usage
tralatitious
unquestioned
archetypal
self-evident
axiomatic
universal
infamous
reputed
shared
generic
mutual
like
well established
embraced
widely held
united
public
across the board
traditionalist
intermutual
commutual
congruous
adopted
more ❯
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