Dictionary entry
Wasn't
Pronunciation: /ˈwɒz(ə)nt/
Pronunciation
/ˈwɒz(ə)nt/
Myanmar Meaning
was not
Definition
wasn't /'wɒznt; US also 'wʌznt/ ❍ be
Examples
- ‘It wasn't bad enough to refuse to eat or pay for
- but it wasn't good enough to entice us back.’
- ‘It wasn't great when a pair of tenants turned up alone for a viewing the other day.’
- ‘He told me that wasn't necessary
- and that they live here
- and that they are used to it.’
- ‘The next morning my mum told me they had been on the phone saying I wasn't meant to leave.’
- ‘If it wasn't a private firm
- we would probably be hearing an awful lot more about it.’
- ‘It wasn't until very late in the novel that my own feelings came into it
- and by then it was too late.’
- ‘The police said he wasn't
- they said he was up north
- and as it turned out they were right.’
- ‘I guess a guy in a tutu and clown shoes wasn't part of the threat scenarios they planned on.’
- ‘The specialist wasn't quite sure what the problem was and that is why he went back to see him.’
- ‘Having backed himself into a corner he still wasn't big enough to admit he was wrong.’
- ‘While it wasn't that bad
- for one set of fans in the corner of the ground
- it sure felt like it.’
- ‘He was still hitting me but I was thinking he had my money and I wasn't going to let him go.’
- ‘They told us that the building wasn't standing any more and we were in the centre of rubble.’
- ‘He says that it wasn't until then that he felt able to fully share his emotions with women.’
- ‘He wasn't the first or last pioneer to come to grief in man's quest to conquer the skies.’
- ‘In June the sea was warm enough to swim in but the weather wasn't too hot for sightseeing.’
- ‘I would like to think it wasn't a true reflection and tonight we can show that is the case.’
- ‘I knew what I was doing wasn't right
- and a lot of people are a lot worse off than we were.’
- ‘He had his arms down at one point
- trying to draw me in but I wasn't going to get involved.’
- ‘The place wasn't exactly packed but that is perhaps to be expected on the first night.’