Frequently
Frequently adverb - Many times.
Stereotypically and frequently are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stereotypically" instead an adverb "Frequently".
Stereotypically
Stereotypically adverb - In a stereotypical manner.
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Synonyms for Stereotypically
Frequently and stereotypically are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Frequently" instead an adverb "Stereotypically".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- often and frequently
- often and stereotypically
- regularly and frequently
- regularly and stereotypically
- habitually and frequently
- habitually and stereotypically
- customarily and frequently
- customarily and stereotypically
- mainly and frequently
- mainly and stereotypically
- mostly and frequently
- mostly and stereotypically
- generally and frequently
- generally and stereotypically
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In Artie's case on Glee: White, nerdy, and wheel-chair bound, he frequently slips into stereotypically "black" slang (usually Rule of Funny), and it's fully expected that this trope is in full play.
Source: Pretty Fly for a White Guy -
The movie itself is frequently discussed as an example of this trope, but compared to the stereotypically incomprehensible and pretentiously aloof works that this trope spoofs it's actually fairly straightforward and simple to understand.
Source: Film / My Dinner with Andre -
It occurs the most frequently with Japan, the most stereotypically Asian nation-tan whose most common partner in fanworks, Greece, happens to have a clear interest in his culture and language in canon.
Source: Mighty Whitey and Mellow Yellow
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