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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
A sheet of copper or steel used in the construction of a boiler..
[…] they have neither the responsibility nor the inclination to cover the real news of the community and consequently have little editorial expense, relying on handouts and cheap boilerplate materials to fill up the spots where they have no ads.
They put that boilerplate on all the warning labels.
The contract contained all the usual boilerplate clauses.
It’s an oldie, but not a goodie: one of those boilerplate kids’ movie plots about a workaholic adult who needs a serious jolt to their inner child, complete with a buck-passing, golf-playing idiot boss (Mark Gatiss) and a big presentation that’s due tomorrow.
Devoid of even boilerplate language offering support for Israel and its defense, the statement made clear: this would be Israel’s conflict, not Trump’s.
A boilerplate spacecraft was used to test the rocket.
Any text that you have reason to use more than once can be boilerplated by simply tucking it away in a file (on disk) […]
Boilerplated sections should be examined for updating each time they are used.
Use boilerplate when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Boilerplate means A sheet of copper or steel used in the construction of a boiler..
Common synonyms include boilerplate code.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
[…] they have neither the responsibility nor the inclination to cover the real news of the community and consequently have little editorial expense, relying on handouts and cheap boilerplate materials to fill up the spots where they have no ads.
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