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Definition of formulaic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
not originalusing predictable patterns or conventional methods
- The movie was formulaic and lacked surprises.
- The sitcom's plot felt formulaic and tired.
- That marketing plan seemed formulaic, lacking bold ideas.
Origin of formulaic
Latin, formula (small form) + ic (pertaining to)
Terms with formulaic included in their meaning
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methodology
done in a systematic and formulaic way
journalism
writing style in news that is formulaic or sensational
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- French:formaté, ...
- German:formelhaft, ...
- Italian:scontato, ...
- Spanish:predecible, ...
- Portuguese:previsível, ...
- Chinese:公式化的, ...
- Japanese:型通りの, ...
- Arabic:نَمَطِي, ...
- Hebrew:שַׁבְלוֹנִי, ...
- Russian:шаблонный, ...
- Ukrainian:шаблонний, ...
- Hindi:सूत्रबद्ध, ...
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