It’s easy to use clichés because they just roll off the tongue. What’s wrong with tried-and-true expressions such as it is what it is and at the end of the day?

The use of clichés in expressions has led to exhaustion due to overuse.

Clichés such as "it is what it is" is used as a catch-all to avoid being proactive and to also disrupt further inquiries into a matter. The use of "it is what it is" tends to shut the mouth of others. No one can refute it.

"At the end of the day" tends to give an expectation.

Therefore, instead of using clichés, one can try to find a better way to say what he/she means.

Explanation:

A cliché is a sterile, stale phrase or idiom which has lost its impact as a result of overuse.

People fall back into clichés because they don’t have the energy or inspiration for fresh idea formation.

yes its like krisnis like in the air force .

i got you covered.. i will do my best