One of the greatest temptations is to repeat what has been said or written before. For example, we often hear or read “think out of the box.” This kind of repetition is known as cliché. The inappropriate overuse tends to smoother originality and meaning. Use clichés sparingly and contextually. A list of clichés is available online.
Like, share, and comment.
Daily Bible Bytes for you 
I heard that saying yesterday. As I contemplated its meaning, I realized I couldn’t remember where I’d put “the box”. How about “constructive thinking?” I’ve always had a place in my heart for that one.
LikeLiked by 2 people
Correct. I agree. Out of the box is one of the many clichés.
LikeLike
I suppose it lends itself to being an individual and being creative.. Find your own way of saying things.. 😉
LikeLiked by 2 people
You are absolutely correct. We should explore our own unique ways to express our thoughts.
LikeLike
We forget that cliches used in our area are not used all around the world.
LikeLiked by 2 people
Correct. The clichés are culture-specific. The interpretation of clichés varies between different cultures. In India particularly we thousands of different languages and millions of clichés. These are used often to fit the context. I agree with you man.
LikeLike
I agree that clichés are culture and language specific. It’s interpretation also differs between the cultures.
LikeLike