Clichés
Clichés Clichés are phrases or expressions that have been overused to the point where they have lost their original impact or meaning. They often become predictable and uninspiring because they've been used so frequently. Here are some common examples of clichés and explanations for why they might be considered overused: "At the end of the day" Often used to mean "ultimately" or "when all is said and done," this phrase can become tiresome because it’s a go-to phrase in many contexts, making the speaker's point seem less original. "All that glitters is not gold" This means that not everything that looks valuable is actually valuable. It's a well-known saying that can feel worn out due to its frequent use in both conversation and literature. "Every cloud has a silver lining" Intended to convey that there's something good in every bad situation, this phrase has become a bit of a platitude, offering comfort in a way that can