"badly washed" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe something that was not properly cleaned or washed. Example: The dishes were badly washed and still had food residue on them.
It's not that they are ideologically against dirt, but the stretch where they live gets badly washed out during strong storms.
"All this striving after perfection, and to what end?" However, he is driven nearly mad by carelessly peeled potatoes, badly washed lettuce and what he views as mindless innovation.
Not only will you have to write all of your text by hand, but to dial numbers, you have to touch simulated buttons that appear on the 240-by-320-pixel screen, which is very bright indoors but badly washed out in sunlight.
Otherwise the club shrinks like badly washed cotton and this country loses one of its major movers and shakers.
That said they are both a league ahead of the iPhone 7 which has badly washed out the bright pink colour and blown out the building behind it.
If the lemon starts to hurt badly then wash off with cold water and apply honey only.
After leaving the last graded road on the way to Sadjunjira, we spent the next hour climbing the mountain in four-wheel drive on a road that was properly a footpath, and a badly washed-out one, too.
Flip Wilson sent him out for food too but locked the door to his dressing room for privacy as he washed and ironed (badly) his polyester suits between acts.
In fact, investigators said, Mr. Perez had been living in Ms. Drakeford's apartment for months until her body, badly decomposed and hog-tied, washed up last week on the Bronx side of the Harlem River.
Roads have been washed away or badly damaged by landslides, while flood waters have transformed the landscape.
Apparently watching the flotsam and jetsam of panel shows washed up in badly decorated central London pubs, talking about how much they dislike being able to see people's thongs, is not only a passable form of entertainment, but somehow a process of demon exorcism.
