Definition of stereotyped in English:

stereotyped

adjective ˈstɛrɪətʌɪptˈstɛriəˌtaɪpt

Viewed or represented as a stereotype.
the film is weakened by its stereotyped characters
Example sentencesExamples
- Some of what she writes might not fit the stereotyped image of a Tory MP but that is because that image is out of date.
- There is a complexity and depth to these pictures that make most white Australian art look indecisive, rootless or stereotyped.
- He said the medical profession needs to change its stereotyped image of the typical eating disorder patient.
- Judith Rowbotham looks at popular fiction writing as a vehicle promoting stereotyped attitudes toward violence.
- But that makes me feel stereotyped, typecast in one kind of role and viewed as a spokesperson for an entire race.
- Students then watched video clips, focusing on six stereotyped characters from four films: Treasure of the Sierra Madre, Duel in the Sun, Colors, and 187.
- The media emphasis on stereotyped versions of beauty is pervasive.
- Her dissertation examined the role of social identity on performance of a positively stereotyped task.
- It didn't seem to correlate with the stereotyped assumption regarding what Australian men value.
- The strikers are far from the stereotyped image of upper crust BBC presenters.
- Basically, you have a clichéd hero fighting stereotyped terrorists with a plot you can see through.
- Viperid snakes are noted for their stereotyped behavioral adaptations to avoid counterattacks by rodents.
- The most condemning dimension of the stereotyped images in the play involves black sexuality.
- The advantages of studying films for understanding cultures are manifold, even if the portrayals are stereotyped.
- The mass media are hindered by a narrow view of gender, and by limited, stereotyped representations of ethnic minorities.
- To those used to thinking of Republicans and Democrats in stereotyped ways, those reactions may come as a surprise.
- It is both enjoyable and a corrective to stereotyped views of the ' plight ' of women writers in the period.
- Today, good design is the birthright of every citizen, from suburban dads to stereotyped gay men on great TV shows.
- In other words, being a working mom is normal too - yet these moms often feel guilty about what they do because it doesn't fit the stereotyped ideal.
- There's such a stereotyped view of her as this icon of style and glamour.

Definition of stereotyped in US English:

stereotyped

adjectiveˈsterēəˌtīptˈstɛriəˌtaɪpt

Viewed or represented as a stereotype.
the story is weakened by its stereotyped characters
Example sentencesExamples
- He said the medical profession needs to change its stereotyped image of the typical eating disorder patient.
- But that makes me feel stereotyped, typecast in one kind of role and viewed as a spokesperson for an entire race.
- It didn't seem to correlate with the stereotyped assumption regarding what Australian men value.
- In other words, being a working mom is normal too - yet these moms often feel guilty about what they do because it doesn't fit the stereotyped ideal.
- Viperid snakes are noted for their stereotyped behavioral adaptations to avoid counterattacks by rodents.
- Judith Rowbotham looks at popular fiction writing as a vehicle promoting stereotyped attitudes toward violence.
- There's such a stereotyped view of her as this icon of style and glamour.
- The advantages of studying films for understanding cultures are manifold, even if the portrayals are stereotyped.
- Some of what she writes might not fit the stereotyped image of a Tory MP but that is because that image is out of date.
- Students then watched video clips, focusing on six stereotyped characters from four films: Treasure of the Sierra Madre, Duel in the Sun, Colors, and 187.
- To those used to thinking of Republicans and Democrats in stereotyped ways, those reactions may come as a surprise.
- The mass media are hindered by a narrow view of gender, and by limited, stereotyped representations of ethnic minorities.
- Basically, you have a clichéd hero fighting stereotyped terrorists with a plot you can see through.
- The strikers are far from the stereotyped image of upper crust BBC presenters.
- Her dissertation examined the role of social identity on performance of a positively stereotyped task.
- It is both enjoyable and a corrective to stereotyped views of the ' plight ' of women writers in the period.
- Today, good design is the birthright of every citizen, from suburban dads to stereotyped gay men on great TV shows.
- There is a complexity and depth to these pictures that make most white Australian art look indecisive, rootless or stereotyped.
- The media emphasis on stereotyped versions of beauty is pervasive.
- The most condemning dimension of the stereotyped images in the play involves black sexuality.

单词	stereotyped
释义	Definition of stereotyped in English: stereotyped adjective ˈstɛrɪətʌɪptˈstɛriəˌtaɪpt Viewed or represented as a stereotype. the film is weakened by its stereotyped characters Example sentencesExamples Some of what she writes might not fit the stereotyped image of a Tory MP but that is because that image is out of date. There is a complexity and depth to these pictures that make most white Australian art look indecisive, rootless or stereotyped. He said the medical profession needs to change its stereotyped image of the typical eating disorder patient. Judith Rowbotham looks at popular fiction writing as a vehicle promoting stereotyped attitudes toward violence. But that makes me feel stereotyped, typecast in one kind of role and viewed as a spokesperson for an entire race. Students then watched video clips, focusing on six stereotyped characters from four films: Treasure of the Sierra Madre, Duel in the Sun, Colors, and 187. The media emphasis on stereotyped versions of beauty is pervasive. Her dissertation examined the role of social identity on performance of a positively stereotyped task. It didn't seem to correlate with the stereotyped assumption regarding what Australian men value. The strikers are far from the stereotyped image of upper crust BBC presenters. Basically, you have a clichéd hero fighting stereotyped terrorists with a plot you can see through. Viperid snakes are noted for their stereotyped behavioral adaptations to avoid counterattacks by rodents. The most condemning dimension of the stereotyped images in the play involves black sexuality. The advantages of studying films for understanding cultures are manifold, even if the portrayals are stereotyped. The mass media are hindered by a narrow view of gender, and by limited, stereotyped representations of ethnic minorities. To those used to thinking of Republicans and Democrats in stereotyped ways, those reactions may come as a surprise. It is both enjoyable and a corrective to stereotyped views of the ' plight ' of women writers in the period. Today, good design is the birthright of every citizen, from suburban dads to stereotyped gay men on great TV shows. In other words, being a working mom is normal too - yet these moms often feel guilty about what they do because it doesn't fit the stereotyped ideal. There's such a stereotyped view of her as this icon of style and glamour. Definition of stereotyped in US English: stereotyped adjectiveˈsterēəˌtīptˈstɛriəˌtaɪpt Viewed or represented as a stereotype. the story is weakened by its stereotyped characters Example sentencesExamples He said the medical profession needs to change its stereotyped image of the typical eating disorder patient. But that makes me feel stereotyped, typecast in one kind of role and viewed as a spokesperson for an entire race. It didn't seem to correlate with the stereotyped assumption regarding what Australian men value. In other words, being a working mom is normal too - yet these moms often feel guilty about what they do because it doesn't fit the stereotyped ideal. Viperid snakes are noted for their stereotyped behavioral adaptations to avoid counterattacks by rodents. Judith Rowbotham looks at popular fiction writing as a vehicle promoting stereotyped attitudes toward violence. There's such a stereotyped view of her as this icon of style and glamour. The advantages of studying films for understanding cultures are manifold, even if the portrayals are stereotyped. Some of what she writes might not fit the stereotyped image of a Tory MP but that is because that image is out of date. Students then watched video clips, focusing on six stereotyped characters from four films: Treasure of the Sierra Madre, Duel in the Sun, Colors, and 187. To those used to thinking of Republicans and Democrats in stereotyped ways, those reactions may come as a surprise. The mass media are hindered by a narrow view of gender, and by limited, stereotyped representations of ethnic minorities. Basically, you have a clichéd hero fighting stereotyped terrorists with a plot you can see through. The strikers are far from the stereotyped image of upper crust BBC presenters. Her dissertation examined the role of social identity on performance of a positively stereotyped task. It is both enjoyable and a corrective to stereotyped views of the ' plight ' of women writers in the period. Today, good design is the birthright of every citizen, from suburban dads to stereotyped gay men on great TV shows. There is a complexity and depth to these pictures that make most white Australian art look indecisive, rootless or stereotyped. The media emphasis on stereotyped versions of beauty is pervasive. The most condemning dimension of the stereotyped images in the play involves black sexuality.
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