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Discover LudwigThe phrase "deadline was" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when referring to a past deadline, or when referring to the deadline of a specific event. For example: "The project deadline was last Friday, but unfortunately I still haven't finished my portion of the work."
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The previous deadline was Monday.
The deadline was retroactively changed.
Deadline after deadline was missed.
The deadline was approaching.
That deadline was missed.
The deadline was 10 days away.
The president's deadline was always illusory.
The deadline was just two days away.
The deadline was six days away.
In April another deadline was missed.
The deadline was this past Monday.
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