| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Said way too often | 5 letters | trite |
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- Clich
- Old hat
- Shopworn
- Overly common
- Unoriginal
- Formulaic
- Done to death
- Stating the obvious
- Like a sunset at the end
- Hackneyed
- Used too much
- Not fresh
- Beaten to death
- Stale
- Overused
- Much-heard
- Played out
- Commonplace
- Like "Have a nice day"
- Humdrum
- Overused, as a saying
- Old as Methuselah, in a w
- Said too often
- Not novel
- Uninspiring time before ceremony
- Banal
- Overfamiliar through overuse
- "...... corny ..."
- Commonplace section of last rites
- Like cornball humor
- Lacking in originality
- Hardly original
- The first ceremony was dull
- clichéd part of last rites
- Banal finale to student ceremony
- Of an idea, lacking in originality
- Like cliches
- Lacking in freshness
- Lacking originality
- All too familiar
- Worn out by overuse
- Repeated too often
- Hackneyed or unimaginative
- Lacking freshness
- Lacking spontaneity
- Too-often repeated
- opposite of fresh
- Overdone
- not remotely fresh
- Far from fresh
- The first ritual is banal
- opposite of original
- unoriginal ceremony after tea
- clichéd
- Tense religious practice is uninspired
- Stale; commonplace
- Blah
- Banal cliched
- overworked
- Like a sunset at the end of a movie
- "Old as Methuselah, in a way"
- Unimaginative
- Repentant
- Like "Have a nice day," for example
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- Uninspired
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- Threadbare
- Like a cliché
- No longer fresh
- Like an old chestnut
- Vapid
- Like a platitude
- Jejune
- Not original
- Timeworn
- Well-worn
- Like a thrice-told tale
- Timeworn, as a joke
- Lacking imagination
- Often heard before
- Stereotyped
- Cliché
- overused, as a phrase
- Far from original
- Worn-out fossil one to throw away
- Ceremony after time is banal
- time-worn tea ceremony
- Like a clichŽ
- tea ceremony played out
- Overworked as a phrase
- Cliche commonplace boring
- Like “It is what it is”
- Like a remark of little importance
- Ceremony after time becomes banal
- like unoriginal tv plots
- Lacking originality and freshness
- overly familiar, in a way
- Corny; overused
- hackneyed part of the last rites
- Like an overused phrase
- Banal; overused
- overused, as clichès
- like stale expressions
- hackneyed like some ancient rites
- Clich\xE9d
- like damsel-in-distress tropes
- As old as the hills
- Banal beginning to ceremony
- time before ceremony, hackneyed
- The initial ceremonial appears banal
- Overused as an expression
- Another word for hackneyed or overused
- Trivial
- the first ritual was dull
- Worn
- Windy?
- Well-known
- Unoriginal and cliched
- Childish
- Airy
- Asinine
- Automatic
- Back number
- bathetic
- Beaten
- Bedridden
- Bewhiskered
- Bromidic
- catchpenny
- Chain
- Common ......
- commonly-known
- Constant
- Current
- Cut-and-dried
- Drained
- Dull
- Empty
- Exhausted
- Fade
- Familiar
- Fatuous
- Flat
- Flimsy
- Foolish
- Frequent
- fribble
- fribbling
- Frivolous
- Frothy
- Fusty
- Futile
- Habitual
- Hack
- Hackney
- Household ......
- Idle
- Inane
- Light
- Mildewed
- Moth-eaten
- Musty
- Notorious
- nugacious
- Nugatory
- Ordinary
- Otiose
- persistent
- Prosaic
- proverbial
- ...... public
- Ready-made
- Recurrent
- recurring
- Regular
- repetitive
- Routine
- Set
- Shallow
- Silly
- Slender
- Slight
- Square
- Stock
- Superficial
- Talked about
- talked-of
- Trifling
- truistic
- Twice-told
- universally-admitted
- universally-recognized
- Used up
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- Vain
- Warmed-over
- well-kenned
- Well-recognized
- Well-trodden
- well-understood
- Widely known
- Worn thin
- Banal, trivial, overused
- A rhyme? Quite - but it's hackneyed
- tired
- Boring, over-used
- Overused, unoriginal
- dull ceremony on tuesday
- Stale, hackneyed
- Stale from overuse
- Heard all too often
- Like a stock quote?
- The rhyme's right, but it's banal
- Stale, like an overused sitcom plot
- Stale, in a way
- odd turnip they overused
- Said way too often
- Dull ending for low-cost ceremony
- Overused [remark]