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turnover

noun as in brain drain

noun as in pastry

noun as in tart

noun as in turnout

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His lone statistic was a single turnover—quickly forgotten when the confetti started to fall.

They look dangerous on both sides of the ball, with a defence that leads the league in interceptions and total turnovers and, in Caleb Williams, a young player now used to winning tight games.

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They forced 13 turnovers, nine in the first half, and scored 28 points off them.

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The Bruins coughed up two fumbles in the first half and would have lost a third had the Huskies not been called for defensive holding on the play, nullifying the turnover.

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Landman became the defensive signal-caller and has forced numerous turnovers for a Rams team that is 8-2 and a Super Bowl contender.

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

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