Examples of 'complete washout' in a sentence
Meaning of "complete washout"
complete washout: This phrase is used to characterize a situation or event that has been a total failure or disaster. It implies that nothing positive or successful was achieved, and that the outcome was thoroughly unsatisfactory
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A complete washout is essential in such cases.
It does not appear to be a complete washout like previous weeks.
But a rainy day at Disney does not have to be a complete washout.
He needs a complete washout and IV antibiotics.
Not sure if it was a complete washout.
A complete washout Why.
I just wanted you to know what a complete washout today has been.
He needs a complete washout and IV antibiotics . And wounded.
They tested your slogan on it, and it was a complete washout.
After last year 's complete washout we were hoping for better weather.
It would be a washout, a complete washout.
Duration of a complete washout is usually 11 days.
That makes me feel just awful . Complete washout.
I just wanted you to know what a complete washout today has been. It's David.
When it comes to talent, Herman Munster is a complete washout.
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Box office, Complete washout.
Well, I guess bringing Rachel was not a complete washout.
McClellan 's worst problem was that he was a complete washout as a battlefield commander.
As a homecoming warrior, I am a complete washout.
Unusually, Radio 4 is a complete washout this week.
Poopsie, up to now, you have been a complete washout.
How bad is it? Complete washout.
Nothing at all? - Complete washout.
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