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hackneyed
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/ˈhæknid/
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/ˈhæknid/
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hackneyed
adjective
more hackneyed
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most hackneyed
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UK
/ˈhæknid/
US
/ˈhæknid/
Translations
избитый
The movie's plot was criticized for being hackneyed.
Сюжет фильма был раскритикован за то, что он избитый.
банальный
The speech was filled with hackneyed phrases.
Речь была наполнена банальными фразами.
затасканный
The writer avoided using hackneyed expressions in his novel.
Писатель избегал использования затасканных выражений в своем романе.
Definitions
Lacking in freshness or originality; overused and clichéd.
The movie's plot was so hackneyed that I could predict the ending within the first ten minutes.
Made commonplace or trite through frequent use.
The speech was filled with hackneyed slogans that failed to inspire the audience.
Synonyms
trite
stale
overused
clichéd
banal
commonplace
worn-out
timeworn
Antonyms
original
fresh
novel
unique
hackneyed
past participle
UK
/ˈhæk.nid/
US
/ˈhæk.nid/
Used as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb "hackney".
Definitions
Past participle of the verb "hackney," used attributively.
A hackneyed phrase soon loses its impact.
Synonyms
trite
cliched
banal
stale
overused
commonplace
shopworn
threadbare
stereotyped
banalized
platitudinous
hackney
hackney
verb
hackneyed
Past Simple
hackneyed
Past Simple
hackneyed
Past Participle
hackneying
Gerund
UK
/ˈhækni/
US
/ˈhækni/
Translations
изнашивать
He tends to hackney his jokes by repeating them too often.
Он склонен изнашивать свои шутки, повторяя их слишком часто.
затаскивать
The writer was criticized for hackneying the same themes in all his books.
Писателя критиковали за то, что он затаскивает одни и те же темы во всех своих книгах.
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переутомлять
заезжать
Definitions
To make something banal or trite by frequent use.
The writer was careful not to hackney the phrase by using it too often in his novel.
Synonyms
utilize
exploit
use
employ
apply
hackney
noun
Definitions
A horse or pony of a light breed with a high-stepping trot, used in harness.
The hackney was well-suited for pulling the carriage through the city streets.
A horse-drawn vehicle kept for hire.
They decided to take a hackney to the theater instead of walking.
A person who writes to earn money, especially a writer who produces dull or unoriginal work.
He was considered a hackney, churning out novels that lacked creativity.
hackney
adjective
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Designating a horse, carriage, cab, or similar conveyance that is kept for public hire; by extension, ordinary or commonplace.
They hailed a hackney cab outside the station.
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