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Discover LudwigThe part of a sentence "I was drowned" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a past tense passive voice construction, where the subject (I) receives the action (drowned) of the verb. It can be used in various contexts, such as storytelling, describing past events, or expressing a passive experience. Example: "I was drowned in emotions as I watched the beautiful sunset over the ocean."
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I was drowned out by my husband's groaning.
"I was basically doing O.K. before I was drowned out by criticism of the energy crisis," said Mr. Davis, 59.
"I wish I was drowned and not to be in this misery.
Last year, a Manus Island detainee told VICE that "I wish I was drowned and not to be in this misery.
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I was drowning in email.
"It was like I was drowning.
It felt like I was drowning.
"I felt I was drowning in shit, really.
I was drowning in a river of exhaustion.
Two months ago, I was drowning in video games.
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