Synonyms for stereotype
ˈstɛr i əˌtaɪp, ˈstɪər-stereo·type

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1. stereotypeverb

   a conventional or formulaic conception or image

   "regional stereotypes have been part of America since its founding"

2. pigeonhole, stereotype, stampverb

   treat or classify according to a mental stereotype

   "I was stereotyped as a lazy Southern European"

   Synonyms:
   stomp, emboss, stamp, boss, stump, pigeonhole

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1. List of paraphrases for "stereotype":

   stereotyping, cliché

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1. Stephen Miller:

   Equity is the sanitized term of choicedeployed by the hard-Left to encompass the entirepanoplyof government policies that institutionalize Critical Race Theory into the machinery of government, equity is CRT put into practice: It demolishes and replaces equality as the foundational principle of American life and wields fearsome federal government power to exclude, punish,prejudge, evaluate, stereotype,segregate, and obsessively categorize American citizens on the basis of skin color.

2. Alex Tsui:

   They broke the stereotype that Hong Kong people cannot strike.

3. The ACLU:

   You can’t look at it outside of the context of the stereotype that women with babies belong in the home and have no business trying to further their careers, to deny these requests puts women at a serious disadvantage.

4. Sara Blackwell:

   If the cheerleaders can’t contact the players, then the players shouldn’t be able to contact the cheerleaders, the antiquated stereotype of women needing to hide for their own protection is not permitted in America and certainly not in the workplace.

5. Christopher Beck:

   I was just trying to fit in to the stereotype American dream, exactly what my parents and everyone expected of me, i met someone who's -- who's awesome, you know, we got along good.