Sentence examples similar to was which from inspiring English sources
The word "which" is typically used as a relative pronoun to introduce a dependent clause
However, "was" is a verb and cannot be used in the same way as a relative pronoun. A correct way to use "which" and "was" in a sentence could be: "The color of the dress, which was blue, stood out among the rest."
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