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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
“Anniversary” suggests the rhetoric doesn’t matter when we can turn on each other so easily, humanity and freedom crushed under such a state.
Jude turns it into a vaudeville that, even at its most entertaining, is best described by a common bat-related term that’s more scatological.
As it turned out, it wasn’t Newark that derailed my plans, but thunderstorms blanketing the East Coast, grounding all flights, including mine, already mid-air.
The old joke on Wall Street is that this doesn’t happen “until the last bear turns bullish.”
Consumer prices likely turned more negative, ANZ said, following government measures to cut retail diesel and gasoline prices and lower raw material costs amid favorable weather conditions.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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