water under the bridge

 

water under the bridge

= past events or issues that are no longer considered important

Susan and Mark had a big argument last year, but that's all water under the bridge now. They are friends again.

After an intense rivalry in college, the players regarded those days as water under the bridge when they reunited for a charity match.

After their disagreement about the project, they decided it was just water under the bridge and moved on.

The missed flight was frustrating at the time, but now it's just water under the bridge since we enjoyed the rest of our trip.

Some synonyms and antonyms for the phrase "water under the bridge":

Synonyms:

Past issues

No longer relevant

Irrelevant concerns

In the past

Antonyms:

Current issues

Ongoing problems

Still relevant

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When would you use "water under the bridge"?

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A) In a serious argument

B) To resolve past issues

C) During a fun event

D) To plan for tomorrow