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Synonym for turn [verb]

The synonym turn synonymous definition words:
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turn [verb]

means "movement"
revolve, circle, rotate, spin, gyrate, bend, curve, swerve, veer, deviate, twist, deflect, dodge

turn [verb]

means "aim"
direct, point, set

turn [verb]

means "activity"
form, mould, shape, fashion

turn [verb]

means "action"
distract, disturb, infatuate, derange, infuriate

turn [noun]

means "necessity"
need, requirement, exigency

turn [noun]

means "movement"
revolution, rotation, spin, gyration, cycle

turn [noun]

means "direction"
trend, drift, deviation, change, variation, bend, twist, turning, reversal

turn [noun]

means "ability"
talent, proclivity, inclination, bent, propensity, tendency, aptitude
Further results for the word "turn"

act [noun]

means "performance"
sketch, impersonation, scene, routine, stint, turn

aim [verb]

means "direction"
point, train, sight, steer, level, turn

alter [verb]

means "change"
reverse, adjust, convert, modify, differ, turn

alteration [noun]

means "modification"
turn

bank [verb]

means "movement"
turn, soar, slope, pitch, incline, angle

bat [noun]

means "baseball concept"
round, turn, up

bear [verb]

means "aim"
turn, veer, curve, bend, deviate

become [verb]

means "direction"
get, turn, mature, develop, grow, change

bend [noun]

means "thing"
curve, twist, angle, turn, wind, bow

cast [noun]

means "creed"
turn, twist

cast [noun]

means "character trait"
trend, turn

change [verb]

means "activity"
turn

change [noun]

means "activity"
mutation, turn

circle [noun]

means "event"
cycle, turn, succession, revolution, series, continuation

coil [verb]

means "curl"
spiral, turn, wind, twist, entwine, convolute

come around [verb]

means "change direction"
turn, veer, tack

conversion [noun]

means "transformation"
transmutation, alteration, turn, regeneration, metamorphosis, shift

course [noun]

means "sequence"
order, regularity, succession, turn

deflect [verb]

means "divert"
turn, avert, turn aside, redirect

deviate [verb]

means "vary"
sheer, depart, turn, digress, warp, diverge

dial [verb]

means "activity"
rotate, turn, twist, wheel, gyrate

direct [verb]

means "aim"
level, sight, turn, point

divert [verb]

means "deflect"
turn, avert, turn aside, redirect

drive [verb]

means "transport"
ride, motor, go, spin, turn, travel

drive [verb]

means "activity"
make, run, compel, turn, constrain, force

endowment [noun]

means "ability"
turn, aptitude, bounty, capability, capacity

entwine [verb]

means "curl"
spiral, turn, wind, twist, coil, convolute

gyration [noun]

means "rotation"
circulation, circuit, revolution, cycle, round, turn

hook [verb]

means "direction"
curve, bend, crook, twist, arch, turn

machine [verb]

means "manufacture"
tool, shape, plane, turn, drill, weld

make [verb]

means "process"
change, transform, convert, turn, compose

meander [verb]

means "wander"
ramble, wind, twist, turn, stroll

metamorphose [verb]

means "change"
avert, divert, alter, convert, transform, turn

metamorphosis [noun]

means "modification"
turn

modification [noun]

means "change"
turn

mutation [noun]

means "change"
modification, variation, alteration, variety, turn, permutation

operate [verb]

means "work"
drive, act, behave, handle, run, turn

orient [verb]

means "align"
adjust, line up, lead, turn, direct, locate

pirouette [verb]

means "rotate"
swivel, turn, whirl, pivot, twist, spin

pivot [verb]

means "rotate"
swivel, turn, whirl, pirouette, twist, spin

plough [verb]

means "till"
break, furrow, cultivate, turn, harrow

reversal [noun]

means "deviation"
change, variation, bend, twist, turning, turn

revolution [noun]

means "rotation"
circulation, circuit, gyration, cycle, round, turn

revolve [verb]

means "rotate"
spin, circle, orbit, roll, turn, circulate

ride [noun]

means "travel"
expedition, turn

roll [verb]

means "activity"
turn, revolve, rotate, spin, whirl, wheel

rotation [noun]

means "revolution"
turn, spin, gyration, cycle

saunter [verb]

means "stroll"
walk, hike, march, turn, pace, promenade

screw [verb]

means "activity"
twist, turn, spiral, tighten, fasten, scroll

shift [verb]

means "activity"
move, slip, budge, displace, stir, turn

shift [noun]

means "time"
term, turn, time, spell, tour, hitch

sour [verb]

means "action"
turn, spoil, ferment, curdle, acidify, acerbate

spell [noun]

means "duration"
turn, trick

spin [verb]

means "movement"
turn, revolve, rotate, twirl, whirl, pirouette

start [noun]

means "event"
scare, shock, spasm, twitch, jerk, turn

swerve [verb]

means "bend"
curve, turn, veer, deviate, twist, deflect

tamper [verb]

means "change"
reverse, adjust, convert, modify, differ, turn

transform [verb]

means "change"
avert, divert, alter, convert, turn, metamorphose

transformation [noun]

means "modification"
turn

transmutation [noun]

means "modification"
turn

transmute [verb]

means "change"
turn

trundle [verb]

means "wheel"
turn, roll, push, revolve, spin, reel

twist [verb]

means "movement"
spin, revolve, rotate, turn

twist [noun]

means "movement"
rotation, spin, turn

twist [noun]

means "emphasis"
propensity, bent, bias, proclivity, turn

twist [noun]

means "direction"
bend, curve, turn

upset [noun]

means "state"
disorder, mess, turn

veer [verb]

means "bend"
curve, swerve, turn, deviate, twist, deflect

walk [noun]

means "activity"
stroll, saunter, hike, march, turn, pace

warp [verb]

means "twist"
distort, bend, contort, turn, spring

wheel [verb]

means "movement"
turn, roll, rotate, revolve, drive, ride

wind [verb]

means "direction"
bend, curve, twist, turn, swerve, snake

wrench [verb]

means "twist"
tug, wrest, turn, strain, jerk, dislodge

yaw [verb]

means "bend"
turn

turn aside [verb]

means "turn away"
avert

turn away [verb]

means "avert"
turn aside

turn down [verb]

means "refuse"
balk, demur, desist, hesitate

turn in [verb]

means "sleep"
retire, bed down, lie down, accommodate, quarter

turn off [verb]

means "switch off"
disconnect, stop

turn on [verb]

means "connect"
switch on, wire, link, install, hook up, plug in

turn out [verb]

means "rouse"
call, awaken

turn up [verb]

means "occur"
arrive, befall, happen, come about, take place, chance


turning [adjective]

means "bending"
twisting, winding, spiralling, arching

turning point [noun]

means "climax"
crisis, climacteric

turnkey [noun]

means "prison warden"
prison guard, jailer, warden, keeper, screw, watchman

turnout [noun]

means "output"
aggregate, position, posture, volume, attendance, getup

turnpike [noun]

means "main road"
road, artery, freeway [US], highway

attendance [noun]

means "assemblage"
turnout, audience, assembly, public, crowd, congregation

avert [verb]

means "turn away"
turn aside

awaken [verb]

means "rouse"
call, turn out

balk [verb]

means "refuse"
turn down, demur, desist, hesitate

bear [verb]

means "reproduction"
beget, give birth to, bring forth, turn out, litter, spawn

bed down [verb]

means "sleep"
retire, turn in, lie down, accommodate, quarter

befall [verb]

means "happen"
turn out, occur, transpire, come, chance, take place

beget [verb]

means "produce"
bear, give birth to, bring forth, turn out, litter, spawn

betray [verb]

means "deliver"
inform against, turn in, give up, inform on

bring forth [verb]

means "produce"
beget, give birth to, bear, turn out, litter, spawn

chance [verb]

means "event"
turn up

circle [verb]

means "movement"
go around, revolve, orbit, turn around, circumnavigate, roll

circumnavigate [verb]

means "go around"
revolve, orbit, turn around, circle, roll, circulate

climax [noun]

means "event"
turning point, crisis, climacteric

come [verb]

means "show up"
turn up, be convenient, appear

crop up [verb]

means "appear"
turn up, present itself, arise, arrive, occur

depart [verb]

means "direction"
diverge, swerve, deviate, turn aside, vary

divert [verb]

means "distract"
draw away, turn aside

euphoric [adjective]

means "exhilarated"
stimulated, intoxicated, elated, excited, turned-on

fare [verb]

means "activity"
do, happen, manage, prosper, proceed, turn out

freeway [noun]

means "main road"
road, artery, highway, turnpike, motorway

frost [verb]

means "process"
coat, ice, freeze, turn to ice, congeal

give birth to [verb]

means "produce"
beget, bear, bring forth, turn out, litter, spawn

go around [verb]

means "circle"
revolve, orbit, turn around, circumnavigate, roll, circulate

happen [verb]

means "event"
occur, turn out, befall, transpire, come, chance

highway [noun]

means "main road"
road, artery, freeway [US], turnpike [US]

hippie [adjective]

means "of hippies"
radical, psychedelic, unusual, mystic, turned-on, peace

ice [verb]

means "process"
coat with ice, frost, freeze, turn to ice, congeal

inform against [verb]

means "deliver"
betray, turn in, give up, inform on

intoxicate [verb]

means "exhilarate"
invigorate, animate, stimulate, excite, turn on, elate

intoxicated [adjective]

means "exhilarated"
stimulated, euphoric, elated, excited, turned-on

jailer [noun]

means "prison warden"
prison guard, turnkey, warden, keeper, screw, watchman

juncture [noun]

means "crossroad"
turning point

lie down [verb]

means "sleep"
retire, turn in, bed down, accommodate, quarter

lower [verb]

means "sound"
soften, quiet down, turn down, pare

occur [verb]

means "happen"
turn out, befall, transpire, come, chance, take place

occur [verb]

means "appear"
turn up, present itself, arise, arrive, crop up

pan out [verb]

means "succeed"
turn out, work out, come out, result, net, yield

prison guard [noun]

means "prison warden"
jailer, turnkey, warden, keeper, screw, watchman

product [noun]

means "output"
production, yield, turnout, outcome, result, outgrowth

refuse [verb]

means "action"
repudiate, turn down

route [noun]

means "travel"
road, highway, freeway, interstate [US], turnpike [US], boulevard

sleep [verb]

means "activity"
turn in, shut-eye

snooze [noun]

means "slumber"
doze, sleep, drowse, nap, nod, turn in

take place [verb]

means "occur"
arrive, befall, happen, come about, chance, turn up

torque [noun]

means "twist"
turning force

transpire [verb]

means "happen"
turn out, befall, occur, come, chance, take place

veto [verb]

means "prohibit"
reject, refuse, turn down, deny, void, forbid

yielding [adjective]

means "wavering"
vacillating, turning, obedient, submissive, acquiescent, loosening

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