The wound should first be thoroughly washed, and then sewn up, and fomented with tepid water.
The partially washed material is squeezed out by hand and tied up in a strong cloth and then kneaded thoroughly by hand in a basin of water which is repeatedly renewed until the fibre is thoroughly washed.
Consequently methods are devised by means of which the grass is thoroughly washed with as little water as possible, and some of the methods are very ingenious.
If potash is used it must be thoroughly washed away, by drawing pure water under the cover glass with a bit of blotting paper, until every trace of the potash is removed.
These when dried must be carefully examined, thoroughly washed, and then cooked rather quickly in boiling water.
Rice needs to bethoroughly washed to remove the earthy taste it is so apt to have.
All fruits and vegetables eaten raw should first be thoroughly washed.
All cooking utensils should be thoroughly washed, scalded, and dried before they are put away; the use of carelessly washed dishes is bad.
A patient, if able, prefers to use the toilet paper without assistance; her hands should afterward be thoroughly washed.
After the articles are dipped into the solution they are removed and thoroughly washed, then dried in sawdust to prevent streaks.
The picture will come out clear and plain, and if thoroughly washed out it will remain permanently.
The best that can be procured will be found far from clean, and it must, therefore, be thoroughly washed.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thoroughly washed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
