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Meaning of cliche / cliches



 
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Meaning of cliche / cliches #1 (permalink) Sun Mar 26, 2006 5:01 am   Meaning of cliche / cliches
 

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ESL/EFL Test #60 "Cliches", question 5

It was one of those sights that you never forget it was ..........

(a) fine
(b) awesome
(c) interesting
(d) clear

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #60 "Cliches", answer 5

It was one of those sights that you never forget it was awesome.

Correct answer: (b) awesome

Your answer was: incorrect
It was one of those sights that you never forget it was interesting.
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Hi,
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I can't find what does it mean cliche / cliches
what I had found is cliche written cliche'
"an expression or idea that is no longer effective because of overuse".
Is it this , what sense does it make?
Jan

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Cliche #2 (permalink) Sun Mar 26, 2006 20:53 pm   Cliche
 

Hi Jan,

You're right the word is cliche with an accent on the final 'e' and it means an expression that is used so much that in the end it loses its real meaning.

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