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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a complete blank" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone has no memory or recollection of something, or when they are unable to think of anything to say or do.
Example: "When asked about the project details, I drew a complete blank and couldn't remember any of the key points."
Alternatives: "a total loss" or "an utter void".
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But I'm drawing a complete blank.
"She's a complete blank," he says.
"I felt he was a complete blank," he said.
"Khan had a complete blank check," said one aide close to General Musharraf.
The first round of exploration, in 1998, drew a complete blank.
The film leaves the grim reality of managing the most normal daily functions a complete blank.
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They usually draw a complete mental blank, providing opportunities for criminals," the police warn.
So, yet again, there was not one home winner in any of the international events, making it a complete domestic blank at the annual showpiece British meeting.
The various returns which it comprises must be filled up with the greatest possible accuracy and the Statistical Tables must be full and complete, blank copies of the book in sheets will be annually transmitted to each Colony from the Colonial Office".
She's not ready now -- not based on the complete blank resume on global strategic issues and veterans issues.
It's odd that when I'm asked to recall what I've done for previous birthdays I always draw a complete and utter blank.
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