Sentences

backwash in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Backwash refers to the flow of water or air that returns after a wave has broken, or the residual emotional response that follows a triggering event.

Sample Sentences

  1. The backwash from the ocean waves created a soothing sound on the shore.
  2. He felt a sudden backwash of emotion as he watched the old home video.
  3. The backwash from the blender splattered all over the counter.
  4. In the debate, her argument had a strong backwash that affected the audience's opinion.
  5. The swimmer was pulled under by the powerful backwash of the breaking wave.
  6. After the meeting, there was a noticeable backwash of dissatisfaction among the team.
  7. The river's backwash made it difficult for the boat to navigate upstream.
  8. As the crowd dispersed, a backwash of chatter filled the empty auditorium.
  9. The backwash from the waterfall created a fine mist that enveloped the area.
  10. He avoided the backwash of negativity that often followed gossip at work.

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