There’s a tendency to put handsome young actors into a pigeonhole.
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put someone into a pigeonhole — put someone/something/into a pigeonhole phrase to decide that someone or something belongs to a particular type or group, especially without knowing much about them There’s a tendency to put handsome young actors into a pigeonhole. Thesaurus: to… … Useful english dictionary
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pigeonhole — ▪ I. pigeonhole pi‧geon‧hole 1 [ˈpɪdʒnhəʊl ǁ hoʊl] verb [transitive] to consider a person, activity etc as belonging to a particular type or group, in a way that is too simple and therefore unfair; = LABEL: • Electronic books and multimedia had… … Financial and business terms
pigeonhole — I noun 1. a specific (often simplistic) category • Hypernyms: ↑category 2. a small compartment • Syn: ↑cubbyhole • Hypernyms: ↑compartment … Useful english dictionary
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