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Meanings of wash away in English
Usage of wash away in English
1
She let the gushing water wash away all the stress and bitterness.
2
It felt especially good and seemed to wash away her emotional turmoil.
3
The sea began to wash away first his hands then his legs.
4
I stand under the hot spray and let the grime wash away.
5
Among Pathans blood only can wash away the stain of an insult.
6
An undefecundated egg, which the waves of time wash away into nonentity.
7
He will wash away my sin, Let His little child come in.
8
Not even a bubble bath could wash away the feeling of foreboding.
9
Go bathe your face, Ruth, and wash away all trace of tears.
10
The impressions will wash away like the remnants of a bad dream.
11
I felt I would never be able to wash away the shame.
12
To wash away I use a wet Face Halo pad and voila.
13
It can wash away 29 years of pain and allow a new start.
14
She didn't want to risk having the rain wash away any potential evidence.
15
She let a long shower wash away what was left of the nightmare.
16
The waters deluged the world, but could not wash away the dreadful stain.
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Wash away through the time
Wash away across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common