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View definitions for turns off

turns off

verb as in disgust

verb as in stop from operating

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As we head back into Weardale, Graeme turns off on to a side road where, he says with a mischievous laugh, we are guaranteed to find an "incredibly large bird".

From BBC

It's like a switch in the brain that turns off the desire to eat.

It could be a mojo bag that rains money and gold, or it could be a juju bag that turns off the gravity in the room or makes it rain actual rain.

Experts say the CEO’s behavior probably turns off some potential customers, but bigger problems are buffeting his company.

This machine serves two purposes: It cleans up aggregates and, afterward, turns off the stress response triggered by the aggregated proteins.

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

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