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View definitions for turning

turning

adjective as in revolving

adjective as in vertiginous

adjective as in whirling

Strongest matches

Weak match

noun as in bow

noun as in diversion

noun as in rotation

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So, turning in at the same point, the car slides less and turns more than expected; hence the accident.

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“You’re more likely to hear stories of mixed families … and that kind of thing humanizes the situation instead of turning it into a lot of abstract statistics.”

She added: "The High Seas Treaty will be a positive catalyst for collaboration across international waters and agreements and is a turning point for two-thirds of the world's ocean that lie beyond national jurisdiction."

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This was one vignette from the striking array of the world's biggest Silicon Valley tech companies turning on the transatlantic investment tap.

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“We’re going beyond data, and we’re turning into a discussion of speculation and possible clinical outcomes for which we have no data.”

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

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