thought-terminating

A buzzword is similar to a thought-terminating cliche.

It truly is astonishing sometimes just what a remarkably thought-terminating taboo the topic of rape and sexual assault is.

This is a thought-terminating cliché[1] that either ends rational argument or results in an evidence-free opinion war.

It's good to see that sloganeering and thought-terminating cliches will drive what could have been a proper debate on the issue.

Occam's Razor is best as an investigatory rule of thumb and not a thought-terminating cliche.

I say, the lengths people go to justify a trite thought-terminating cliché don't fail to astonish me.

You might look into the concept of a thought-terminating cliché [0].

Sounds like it's a thought-terminating cliche- of which we have many in English.

This is kind of a thought-terminating cliche, though.

This is a thought-terminating justification for anything.

I don't know why that phrase became a thought-terminating cliché.

A nice little thought-terminating stance.

Pointless thought-terminating cliches brought in hard and fast, was invoking that "law" really necessary?

As for "anyone who would want the job shouldn't have it," that's cute to some, but to me it's a tired thought-terminating cliche.

I was accused on that occasion of spouting a "thought-terminating cliche" - the resulting discussion was interesting.

My point is that what you said is a "thought-terminating cliche".