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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
Simons turned it into more money than most countries have.
“Under his leadership, Walmart U.S. emphasized digital acceleration, associate engagement, and achieved a major milestone — turning e-commerce profitable in the U.S.,”
Employees without emergency savings are twice as likely to turn to their retirement funds for loans or withdrawals, Fidelity said.
But after a brief, unremarkable turn as an undrafted free agent in the NFL, he realized his future lay in business, not on the field.
Investors often turn to gold if they need a safer place to park their money when other assets weaken — but that hasn’t necessarily been the case this month.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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