hackneyed 的定义
- made commonplace or trite; stale; banal: the hackneyed images of his poetry.
hackneyed 近义词
clichéd, tired
hackneyed 的近义词 33 个
- banal
- corny
- stale
- threadbare
- timeworn
- trite
- well-worn
- antiquated
- common
- commonplace
- conventional
- everyday
- familiar tune
- hokey
- moth-eaten
- obsolete
- old
- old-chestnut
- old-hat
- old-saw
- out-of-date
- outdated
- outmoded
- overworked
- pedestrian
- played-out
- quotidian
- run-of-the-mill
- stereotyped
- stock
- tripe
- unoriginal
- worn-out
hackneyed 的反义词 4 个
更多hackneyed例句
- The Wilhelm scream is no hackneyed narrative device, but instead a nod to what Burtt calls the legacy of the language of sound.
- The word “unique” is so hackneyed that it’s a cliche to say it’s a cliche.
- If it’s a little hammy or hackneyed, it’s because it’s a pretty reliable formula that works.
- Even the harmonized choral accents are hackneyed, ripped straight from her previous mega-hit “You Belong with Me.”
- Hackneyed chestnuts like that are reserved for old toastmasters, and yet, there we were.
- Sometimes Allen retools a hackneyed plot and the bones show through—not this time.
- Hackneyed and dull, it feels like a lazy throwback in every sense of the word.
- Everything seemed too hackneyed or unconvincing or simply impossible.
- To use a hackneyed figure, it was as though the earth had opened and swallowed her husband.
- Much like general terms, which mean something or nothing, are expressions that have become trite and hackneyed.
- I shall probably be met with the hackneyed cry, The question is entirely one of price.
- You can't describe them unless you label them with the hackneyed interrogation point.
- Each gentleman addressed her with some hackneyed compliment.