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turning

[tur-ning] / ˈtɜr nɪŋ /






ADJECTIVE
whirling
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If this does prove to be a turning point in his season then Villa truly can dream about ending a 30-year wait to win any trophy.

From Barron's

They started by turning blood and skin cells from patients with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and from healthy individuals into stem cells capable of developing into brain-like tissue.

From Science Daily

Some chains are turning to productivity gains to ease the pressure.

From Barron's

In the past, the grid operator could coordinate with coal-fired power plants to increase output when it knew Britons would return home from work and start turning on lights and TVs.

From The Wall Street Journal

I loved that so many Americans were doing something by turning out to not just protest policies that hit personally, but to rally in support of democracy writ large.

From Los Angeles Times