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churn

[churn] / tʃɜrn /


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He felt all churned up inside because he didn’t like stories where parents disappeared just like that.

From Literature

Each year around June when the rains came, its waters would gather in might, churning with rich silt, flooding the plains, and bestowing abundant harvests for farmers and catches for fishermen.

From Literature

We watch the whitewater churn at the edge of the reef as we drive past Dillingham Airfield.

From Literature

It was “eerie … The entire mass began to ripple and churn up, without moving laterally.”

From Literature

Lower development costs could mean shorter game lifecycles and faster player churn, Benchmark conceded, potentially reducing user-acquisition spending for individual games.

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