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let bygones be bygones
noun as in bury the hatchet
verb as in forgive
Strong matches
verb as in overlook
Example Sentences
That 36 in Adelaide and 78 in Leeds serve to highlight the temperament of players who can let bygones be bygones and remember only the good times.
And it’s a real shame that he won’t let bygones be bygones and get behind Trump, his president, because Trump will always be out there fighting for Mike Pence.
One of the first and biggest voices denouncing Bud Light over its Dylan Mulvaney campaign is willing to let bygones be bygones.
But perhaps Americans are in a forgiving mood and figure it's best to let bygones be bygones and welcome Trump back to the White House because he can't possibly be any worse than the president who has brought the country out of the mess created by the pandemic with one of the strongest jobs booms in half a century, passed massive bipartisan legislation under the most difficult circumstances and is handling foreign policy challenges few have had to confront since the cold war.
In a video, he said the army was ready for negotiations, but "we will not let bygones be bygones."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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