[ad. F. stéréotypie, f. stéréotype STEREOTYPE a.]
1. The process of making stereotype plates; stereotyping.
1891. in Century Dict.
2. Path. Persistence of a fixed or stereotyped idea, mode of action, etc., in cases of insanity.
1909. C. L. Dana, Nervous Dis. (ed. 7), 686. Stereotypy is shown in two ways.
1912. B. Hart, Psychol. Insanity, Index 176.