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washedâout
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washedâout
(adjective)
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Britannica Dictionary definition of WASHEDâOUT
[
more washedâout; most washedâout
]
1
of a color
:
not bright
:
very light or faded
a very pale
washed-out
blue
The colors look
washed-out
[=very faded] in these old photographs.
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very tired and without energy
:
exhausted
I felt
washed-out
after working all night.
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