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turn
noun as in rotation, curving around
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in sudden change
noun as in chance, opportunity
noun as in walk, outing
noun as in aptitude, knack
Strongest match
verb as in revolve, curve
Strong matches
verb as in reverse; change course
Strong matches
verb as in adapt, fit
verb as in become sour or tainted
verb as in use; resort to
verb as in sicken
verb as in change one's mind; defect
Example Sentences
In July, the legal case against Baldwin, who was on trial for manslaughter, was dismissed due to the prosecution's failure to turn over evidence to the defense.
Weston, a former British Gas executive, was hired in January this year to try and turn around the fortunes of a company drowning in debts of £18bn.
She told MPs that this included a “foetal skeleton posed under a glass dome, a human thigh bone turned into a cane, a human jawbone necklace and the varnished skull of a six-year-old”.
He told the BBC’s Evening Extra that Mr Reid “never set out to be a broadcaster” but turned out to be “the most respected journalist I have ever met”.
In the study, the correlation between psychotic-like experiences and depressive symptoms turned out to be strong.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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