Adjective:

ਵਿਆਪਕ ਤੌਰ 'ਤੇ ਵਰਤਿਆ ਜਾਂਦਾ ਹੈ, ਬਸਤਾਪਚਾ, ਗੰਦੀ, ਪਰੰਪਰਾਗਤ,

hackneyed's Usage Examples:

Another entry in the hackneyed newspaper-crime genre," v t e.

The Los Angeles Times, for example, called it "hackneyed" and "heavy-handed".

meaningless or hackneyed phrases was like a "packet of aspirins always at one"s elbow".

score might be stimulating, especially since the orchestrations are unhackneyed and an accomplished singing actress, like Irra Petina, can give her numbers.

" The Orange County weekly said of the album: "So gratifying and unhackneyed are Oswalt’s scathing riffs that by disc’s end, you want to buy him a.

celebrates a non phallic sexuality" against the "hackneyed and objectionable thrustings of male rock".

The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote that numerous directorial techniques, including all the plunging shots down the staircase, made the film look rather like an anthology of the oldest and most hackneyed devices in thrillerdom.

readers will find the hackneyed characters and trite, slow-moving plot unappetizing".

and computer code, and is used in the media to refer to hackneyed or unoriginal writing.

hackneyed cliches: Gonging church bells and whipping winds conjure a requisitely dank atmosphere, and [Monica] Richards"s lyrics reinforce the overwrought.

[Ardrey"s] sense of the ridiculous is unhackneyed and keen," and went on to say, "Mr.

To Braunstein, Tormato contains no weak tracks, though Howe's guitar work on Don't Kill the Whale make up for what he considered a little hackneyed in its sentiments.

connection – like on the raw, personal title track— the album transcends the hammier, more hackneyed moments in between.

Synonyms:

well-worn, tired, stock, old-hat, commonplace, unoriginal, trite, banal, shopworn, timeworn, threadbare,

Antonyms:

creative, primary, unoriginality, new, original,