Meaning:
To be resolved with no lasting negative effect
Examples:
- Don’t worry about the small mistakes you made; everything will come out in the wash.
- You may feel confused now, but it will all come out in the wash eventually.
- He didn’t tell me the whole truth, but I’m sure it will come out in the wash soon.
- Just keep working hard, and all your efforts will come out in the wash.
- They’re trying to cover it up, but the truth will come out in the wash sooner or later.
- This misunderstanding is frustrating, but I believe it will come out in the wash.
- You might not understand why now, but it will come out in the wash later on.
- That missing document is bound to come out in the wash once we organize everything.
- We don’t have all the facts yet, but everything will come out in the wash eventually.
- All this drama will settle, and the real issue will come out in the wash.
- She was nervous about the presentation, but her talent will come out in the wash.
- These rumors are baseless, and the truth will come out in the wash.
- Let’s not rush to conclusions; it’ll come out in the wash as we gather more information.
- Although you’re stressed now, all your hard work will come out in the wash.
- The problem seems big right now, but don’t worry, it’ll come out in the wash.
- He may not realize it now, but his dishonesty will come out in the wash.
- After the audit, any discrepancies will surely come out in the wash.
- It’s hard to tell what happened, but everything will come out in the wash eventually.
- She’s hiding something, but it will come out in the wash soon enough.
- After all the confusion, the truth always comes out in the wash.
- All of this will come out in the wash in the coming days.
- It'll all come out in the wash one way or another.
- Well, it'll all come out In the wash, as they say, Or an autopsy.
- It'll all come out in the wash.
- I think this one will come out in the wash, ie it is difficult to predict what the result of the vote in this House will be on this issue.