Conservative
Conservative adjective - Tending to favor established ideas, conditions, or institutions.
Stereotypical and conservative are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stereotypical" instead an adjective "Conservative".
Stereotypical
Stereotypical adjective - Lacking spontaneity or originality or individuality.
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Synonyms for Stereotypical
Conservative and stereotypical are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conservative" instead an adjective "Stereotypical".
Nearby Words: stereotype, stereotyped
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- There are stereotypical Dwarves who love their gold, forges and beer, but there are also ultra conservative Dwarves who love mathematics, flamboyant jewel burglar Dwarves and Dwarves who are very similar to Tolkien's hobbits.
Source: Tabletop Game / The Dark Eye -
Both of them are relatively conservative men who are somewhat stereotypical (Danny is Italian and Jody is from the Deep South), who also have a romantic interest in Mindy despite finding her deeply flawed.
Source: Series / The Mindy Project -
Even in the more conservative world of Country Music, many of the top stars of the decade had 1980s-style hair; in fact, the gimmick became so prevalent that it had the ironic and even paradoxical effect of turning the mullet into a stereotypical symbol of American conservatism.
Source: '80s Hair
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