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churn

[churn] / tʃɜrn /


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Jonah’s stomach began to churn, to match his spinning head.

From Literature

When the core collapses, the outer gas is still in motion because of this churning process.

From Science Daily

Ford is working to overhaul its manufacturing system and, by next year, start up a new type of factory line that churns out $30,000 electric trucks.

From The Wall Street Journal

But Lincoln Riley, after four years of regular churn with his staff at USC, was also realistic.

From Los Angeles Times

This helps explain why Valentine’s Day is often followed by relationship churn.

From The Wall Street Journal