stereotypical language
[/ˌstɛrɪətɪpɪkəl ˈlæŋɡwɪdʒ/]
nounpl: stereotypical languages
linguagem estereotipada
1. Language or speech patterns that rely on generalized, oversimplified, or clichéd expressions commonly associated with a particular group, culture, profession, or stereotype
The movie was criticized for using stereotypical language to describe immigrants.
O filme foi criticado por usar linguagem estereotipada para descrever imigrantes.
2. Formulaic or predictable language that reinforces prejudiced assumptions about people based on their identity, appearance, or background
Avoiding stereotypical language is important in professional and academic writing.
Evitar linguagem estereotipada é importante na escrita profissional e acadêmica.
3. Communication that perpetuates fixed ideas or conventional phrases without nuance or individual consideration
Marketing campaigns that rely on stereotypical language often fail to resonate with diverse audiences.
Campanhas de marketing que dependem de linguagem estereotipada frequentemente não ressoam com públicos diversos.
In both American and Brazilian contexts, the awareness and avoidance of stereotypical language has become increasingly important in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. In Brazil, where racial and social diversity is significant, attention to stereotypical language about Indigenous peoples, Afro-Brazilians, and regional groups is particularly emphasized. In the USA, sensitivity to stereotypical language regarding race, gender, sexuality, and ability has become a focus in workplace training and educational settings.
NYC Slang
cookie-cutter speech; playing into stereotypes
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