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water over the dam
adjective as in bygone
Example Sentences
“My sense is there’s a lot of water over the dam still to come before anybody can determine anybody’s individual position in the primaries of ’24 — except to say that if Donald Trump runs, he will certainly be a factor.”
“It’s water over the dam, under the bridge, however you want to refer to it. Let’s get over it and get on with our lives.”
The feared uncontrolled releases of water over the dam did not occur, and authorities allowed residents to return home within days.
The team of hydraulic engineers sends water over the dam model to test design elements of a $300 million spillway rebuild set for completion by November.
For days, DWR officials assured that the incoming storms were expected to be weaker than the ones that bloated the lake a week ago, pushing torrents of debris-laden water over the dam’s main and emergency spillways, damaging both so badly that numerous communities downstream were forced to evacuate.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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