Synonyms for turn to
turn to

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1. address, turn toverb

   speak to

   "He addressed the crowd outside the window"

   Synonyms:
   accost, cover, deal, speak, direct, handle, treat, address, plow, come up to, call

2. turn toverb

   direct one's interest or attention towards; go into

   "The pedophile turned to boys for satisfaction"; "People turn to mysticism at the turn of a millennium"

   Synonyms:
   address

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1. turn to

   Synonyms:
   have recourse to

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1. Officer Fry:

   As Cedrick Chatman approaches the corner, Cedrick Chatman makes a slight turn, a subtle turn to the right with Cedrick Chatman upper body. I see in Cedrick Chatman right hand a dark gray or black object, it was a small black object, which I believed to be a handgun.

2. Joe Fabiano:

   This way, just turn to the right.

3. Martin Indyk:

   He's engaging in very deft diplomacy in which first of all he makes clear that he's in Israel's corner, he's got Netanyahu's back, Israel has a right to defend itself, he establishes his credentials as sympathetic to Israel and supportive of Israel and its right to defend itself so that when it comes time to turn to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and say, you know,' It's time to wrap it up,' he has credibility. And when he does that, he'll do it in private.

4. Bob Fu:

   He has taken a strong ideological turn to create a new cultural direction, he [Xi] has really turned against the independent churches and any independent social movements. The government wants to contain the growth of Christianity.

5. Maurice Schweitzer:

   We are hardwired to engage in comparisons, that is, we can't get away from it, and we're doing it to try to make sense of our world. Do I make enough money? Do I need to update my kitchen? Do I need a new car? Are my kids doing well? It's almost impossible to make those assessments objectively. So instead, we turn to comparisons.