Stereotype

What do we mean by stereotype?

A conventional, formulaic, and oversimplified conception, opinion, or image. noun

One that is regarded as embodying or conforming to a set image or type. noun

A metal printing plate cast from a matrix molded from a raised printing surface, such as type. noun

To make a stereotype of. transitive verb

To characterize by a stereotype. transitive verb

To give a fixed, unvarying form to. transitive verb

To print from a stereotype. transitive verb

To cast a stereotype plate from: as, to stereotype a page or a form.

To prepare for printing by means of stereotype plates: as, to stereotype the New Testament.

To fix or establish firmly or unchangeably.

The duplicate, in one piece of type metal, of the face of a. collection of types composed for printing. noun

Loosely, an electrotype. noun

The art of making plates of fixed metallic types; the process of producing printed work by means of such plates. noun

Of or pertaining to stereotype, or stereotyping, or stereotype printing: as, stereotype work: stereotype plates.

A plate forming an exact faximile of a page of type or of an engraving, used in printing books, etc.; specifically, a plate with type-metal face, used for printing. noun

The art or process of making such plates, or of executing work by means of them. noun

A block, usually of wood, to which a stereotype plate is attached while being used in printing. noun

To prepare for printing in stereotype; to make the stereotype plates of. transitive verb

Fig.: To make firm or permanent; to fix. transitive verb

A conventional, formulaic, and oversimplified conception, opinion, or image. noun

A conventional, formulaic, and often oversimplified or exaggerated conception, opinion, or image of (a person).

A person who is regarded as embodying or conforming to a set image or type.

A metal printing plate cast from a matrix moulded from a raised printing surface.

(UML) An extensibility mechanism of the Unified Modeling Language, allowing a new element to be derived from an existing one with added specializations.

N. a small kernel of truth that lies at the bottom of a pillowcase full of shit. Urban Dictionary

A term used to define all people of a certain belief into a mostly negative category that may only reflect a selected few of the racial demographics. All people of all nationalities have been victims of being stereotyped, even those whom have made most of the stereotypes of other people. Note: Most stereotypes are involuntarily lived out by a small segment of who they are made to offend. Here are a few examples of stereotypes. Urban Dictionary

A stereotype is used to catergorize a group of people. People don't understand that type of person, so they put them into classifications, thinking that everyone who is that needs to be like that, or anyone who acts like their classifications is one. Urban Dictionary

An overly simplified, negative description of a people group with a high statistical probability of being true that is inexpedient to progressive platforms. The new regressive left would like you to blind yourself from the fact that these may ring true, which is preventing people from coming together to have an honest dialogue about causality and realistic solutions. Note that the term "stereotype" will not be applied to overly simplified and probable generalizations that are either supportive of progressive policy conclusions, or demonize/dismiss the opposition. Examples of these include: "All Republicans are older, wealthy white men." "Trump supporters are uneducated and uninformed." "Women don't make as much as men because of institutionalized sexism." Urban Dictionary

98% of the "definitions" on this website. See: 'ICP' People should stop posting how much they hate stuff. It's not hard, just dont listen to it. Urban Dictionary

A stereotype is a label given to a person, a prequisite judgement. It goes hand in hand with bias, prejudice, and discrimination. Urban Dictionary

An assumption of a certain group of ppl. the simpsons area perfect example of a stereotypical town. where homer is the fat lazy husband with a dead end job, marge is the housewife that doesnt have a life outside the house, bart is the trouble maker boy, lisa is the forgotten, misunderstood girl, maggie is the quiet baby who never speaks, mr. burns is the evil bossman, apu is the foreign shop keeper, and the polie are lazy ppl who eat donuts all day. all the other characters are self explanitory. stereotypes seem to be an alternative to ppl who dun weanna get to know other ppl. so they classify them with out gettin the facts. Urban Dictionary

Another word for truth. Everyone likes to act like it's a bad thing, so they can tell you not to speak truth. Sometimes, they are incorrect, but 99% of the time, it's exactly what you think. Urban Dictionary

A belief based on similarities between people of the same race, class, or religion. Usually absolutly true about most of that group, but offends stupid people. Urban Dictionary

A stereotype is someone who judges someone by how they look, their race, how they dress, thier 'label', etc. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to stereotype:
stereotype, stereotypy, stereotyp, stereotypes, stereotyped, serotype, stenotype, stereotypic, stereotyper, steroetype.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word stereotype:
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Words that rhyme with stereotype:
pipe, type, archetype, hype, prototype, snipe, stripe, ripe, swipe, tripe, gripe, wipe, phenotype, skype, tintype, knipe, stipe, sipe, genotype, blype, bagpipe, grype, tailpipe, pinstripe, gipe, cripe, slype, blowpipe, slipe, teletype, linotype, overripe, monotype, lipe, subtype, waste pipe, organ pipe, pitch pipe, ferrotype, clay pipe, drone pipe, half snipe, indian pipe, tobacco pipe, water pipe, roman type, flipe, peace pipe, exhaust pipe, flue pipe, reed pipe, shipe, blood type, briar pipe, service stripe, body type, fipple pipe, athletic type, soil pipe, tabor pipe, drilling pipe, great snipe, honeycomb tripe, melody pipe, woodcock snipe, common snipe, discharge pipe, whole snipe, syp.

Adjectives that are often used to describe stereotype:
negative, popular, cultural, common, old, traditional, female, male, racial, social, feminine, american, masculine, familiar, positive, racist, physical, white, national, particular, usual, ethnic, western, conventional, black, sexual, classic, typical, literary, romantic, dominant, false, indian, colonial, dynamic, widespread, european, semitic, prevalent, victorian, comic, standard, model, irish, persistent, contemporary, pervasive, gay, asian, century, perfect, unfavorable, southern, class, powerful, derogatory, sexist, savage, occupational, unfortunate, inaccurate, societal, mexican, criminal, rigid, crude, classical, enduring.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective stereotype:
threat, accuracy, persistence, plates, metal, printing, plate, edition, formation, vulnerability, effects, knowledge, items, change, consciousness, suppression, based, scores, attitude, activation, matrices, pedigree, susceptibility, perpetuation, foundry, research, traits, land, lift, performance, figures, block, score, priming, inconsistent, targets, attribution, matrix, ethnocentrism, behaviors, consistent, toys, questionnaire, subgrouping.

Consonant match to stereotype:
stereo type.

Words that sound like stereotype:
stereotype, stereo type, stereotypes, stereotyped, stereotyp, stereotyper, stereotyping, stereotypy, steroetype, steriods, steriod, started up, stairstep, stair step, karyotype, step it up, stir it up, startup, start-up, stereotypic, start up, straight up, stereoscope, starets, straight-up, step right up, strait up, striata, serotype.