Synonyms for churn
tʃɜrnchurn

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1. churn, butter churnverb

   a vessel in which cream is agitated to separate butterfat from buttermilk

   Synonyms:
   butter churn

2. churnverb

   stir (cream) vigorously in order to make butter

   Synonyms:
   boil, roil, moil

3. churn, boil, moil, roilverb

   be agitated

   "the sea was churning in the storm"

   Synonyms:
   labour, dig, labor, boil, moil, seethe, rile, roil, toil, grind, travail, drudge

Matched Categories

1. • Cooking
   • Move
   • Stir

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1. List of paraphrases for "churn":

   rollover, brakes

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1. Stephen Miller:

   The left, over time, has made a concerted effort to occupy career slots in bureaucracies, you have this mutually reinforcing system whereby the schools that churn out the degrees that people take with them into the bureaucracy are likewise supporters of, and enthusiastic enactors of these policies.

2. Chief Executive Dido Harding:

   We are spot on where we want to be, we have focused on bringing churn down, and we'll be completely rational about going into the market to acquire new customers at affordable prices in order to ensure we'll meet all our targets.

3. Elise Gould:

   Workers continue to quit and get hired at fast rates in today's economy. This' churn' is a positive sign of a strengthening labor market where workers can quit, search, and obtain new opportunities.

4. Mark Walker:

   It's been cleaned up a great deal, to the place where we are continuing to try to churn out huge support from the RSC.

5. Jeff Matheson:

   International business is continuing to churn, there are still a lot of markets in the medium to small business space that need to do cross-border transactions and payments.