How to write & spell ClicheCliche is from French cliché. The accent is optional in English, but in France you must always put the é at the end, because cliche does not means anything in French—nor in English, for that matter. As to what the word means either way, the origins are uncertain or forgotten. Origin and meaning of Cliche The English often write cliche but always say it the
French way, that is, cleeshey.
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