stereotypical in the PONS Dictionary

stereotypical Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

stereotypical family
tipična porodica
stereotypical male response
tipično muški odgovor

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The strips featuring her are largely a satire on stereotypical goth culture's tendencies towards pretension and exaggeration by individuals of their personal suffering.
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They view the stereotypical roles as their performance in a larger satire about misperception.
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Others found it to fall short because of its stilted diction and stereotypical characters and plots.
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In live performances and photographs, he wears the stereotypical fedora and trench coat.
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He is a vicar and stereotypical hippie, as he has stickers of the peace sign and flowers with his license plate positioned to resemble a soul patch.
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Some people denounced his works as stereotypical and demeaning.
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More than one quarter of female characters embodied all of the three stereotypical categories at once.
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A stereotypical feminine girl who loves pink and other girly things.
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While she starts out the series as a stereotypical female character (fast but weak), she ends up becoming the series' all-rounder by the second game.
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Her final character personality was designed to be a stereotypical blonde, a bulimic cheerleader, and not the brightest bauble on the tree.
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