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View definitions for turn off

turn off

verb as in disgust

verb as in stop from operating

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It’s also important to recognize that many women are also turned off by the “protection” from their men’s “rage” that well-heeled progressives like the Obamas claim to offer.

From Salon

Her phone’s last location was at LAX but it is now either dead or turned off.

They also are in danger of being turned off by school because the lessons move slowly.

I joined the small crowd at Monk Space eager to turn off phones rather than endure election coverage.

The High Court ruled it was not in Ayden's interests to continue his treatment and his life support was turned off on Thursday.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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