stereotype

['sterɪətaɪp] n

stéréotype m (A representation of a usage distinction. A stereotype is a subclass of an existing element with the same attributes and relationships as that element but with a different intent and possibly additional constraints); stéréotype m (A representation of a usage distinction. A stereotype is a subclass of an existing element with the same attributes and relationships as that element but with a different intent and possibly additional constraints)

industr.

cliché stéréo; stéréo m

stereotypes v

ed.

stéréotypes

stereotyping ['sterɪətaɪpɪŋ] v

commun.

clichage; stéréotypage

social.sc.

stéréotypes

English thesaurus

stereotype ['sterɪətaɪp] abbr.

A character who is so average or unoriginal that he or she seems like an oversimplified representation of gender, class, religious group, or occupation. This technique in creating a character can be intentionally employed. see also stock character

stereotypes

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stereotype
comp., MS	stéréotype; stéréotype
industr.	cliché stéréo; stéréo
stereotypes
ed.	stéréotypes
stereotyping
commun.	clichage; stéréotypage