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A cliché is a formal term a trite, worn-out phrase never acceptable Idiomatic​
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A cliché is

a formal term

a trite, worn-out phrase

never acceptable

Idiomatic​

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A formal term or a trite worn out-phrase
User Sebastiaan Ordelman
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It would be A.trite, worn-out phrase

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