Examples of 'was a wash' in a sentence

Meaning of "was a wash"

1. was a wash: This phrase is used to describe something that did not result in success or was a failure. It often refers to an event, plan, or activity that did not achieve the desired outcome and was deemed unproductive or fruitless. 'The outdoor event was a wash due to the sudden rainstorm.'

How to use "was a wash" in a sentence

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was a wash
Canvass of the first floor was a wash.
This was a wash.
I mentioned in an earlier post that the celery was a wash.
It was a wash for me.
Latents checked for prints and surveillance footage was a wash.
That was a wash.
Your student informant was a wash.
There was a wash out period of, at least seven days, between each dose.
Since your one and only camping trip was a wash.
Thursday was a wash.
Like we said, we thought the debate was a wash.
Maybe it was a wash.
Just family stuff. Your student informant was a wash.
Last time he was here, his best friend was a wash cloth shaped like an alligator.
This way . Since your one and only camping trip was a wash.

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And so this was done, and that was a wash basin, and he did the ceiling.
First I considered our value to the community . That was a wash.
It was a wash out today, right? You could say that.
The entire morning was a wash.
It was a wash out today, right?
The canvass was a wash.
It was a wash anyway!
High school was a wash.
We're both loyal civil servants. That was a wash.
Oh, it was a wash.
How much did you take them for? Oh, it was a wash.
It 's no use, it was a wash out.
Listen, all I am saying is, Philly was a wash.
Well, that was a wash.
Our last day in Florida was a wash out.
So I figured it was a wash.
Connie, The wash was a wash.
Already? Well, this was a wash.
What happened? Oh, it was a wash.

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