Cultural Stereotypes

noun a person who is perceived to be uncivilized or primitive

adjective relating to or characteristic of a barbarian

• The historical accounts describe the barbarian tribes as fierce warriors.
• I can't believe that barbarian just stormed in and caused chaos.
• Those barbarians at the party were so rowdy.
• His lack of manners at the dinner table made him seem like a barbarian.

verb to represent or symbolize

adjective serving as a typical example of something

• The painting is a masterpiece, typifying the artist's unique style.
• Her outfit is typifying the latest fashion trends.
• That car is typifying the definition of 'cool'.
• His actions are typifying the saying 'actions speak louder than words'.

noun a widely circulated but false or exaggerated story or belief about the European Union

adjective describing something related to or characteristic of Euromyths

• The concept of Euromyth refers to exaggerated or false stories about the European Union.
• Don't believe everything you hear about the EU, some of it might just be a Euromyth.
• EU rumors are often just Euromyths, don't fall for them.
• The idea of a perfect, flawless EU is nothing but a Euromyth.

adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb, indicating the manner in which something is done

• Stereotypically, women are expected to be the primary caregivers in most societies.
• Stereotypically, guys are supposed to be the ones who fix things around the house.
• Stereotypically, blondes are seen as not very smart.
• Stereotypically, cats are known for being independent and aloof animals.

noun a fear or hatred of France or French culture

• Francophobia is a term used to describe an irrational fear or hatred of France or the French people.
• Some people have Francophobia because they had a bad experience with a French person once.
• I don't get why some people have Francophobia, not all French people are the same.
• His Francophobia is so strong that he refuses to even try French cuisine.