stereotyped (Meaning)

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stereotyped (s)

lacking spontaneity or originality or individuality

The stereotyped image of a scientist being a middle-aged man with a white coat is outdated.
The media often portrays women in stereotyped roles, such as the damsel in distress or the femme fatale.
Breaking free from stereotyped notions of success allows individuals to pursue their true potential.
Education should challenge stereotyped assumptions and promote critical thinking.
Stereotyped characters in literature and film limit the representation of diverse perspectives.
The advertising industry perpetuates stereotyped beauty standards that can harm self-esteem.
Stereotyped expectations can create barriers to opportunity for marginalized groups.
It is important to recognize and challenge stereotyped beliefs to create a more inclusive society.
Stereotyped assumptions about different cultures can lead to misunderstandings and discrimination.
Breaking down stereotyped norms requires active efforts from both individuals and society as a whole.

lacking spontaneity or originality or individuality

cliche, commonplace, hackneyed, tired, cliche, well-worn, boring, shopworn, banal, trite

exciting, new, involving, interesting, stimulating, stimulating, interesting, novel, exciting, fresh

The stereotyped image of a scientist being a middle-aged man with a white coat is outdated.

The media often portrays women in stereotyped roles, such as the damsel in distress or the femme fatale.

Breaking free from stereotyped notions of success allows individuals to pursue their true potential.

Education should challenge stereotyped assumptions and promote critical thinking.