Synonyms for turned
turned

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1. turnedadjective

   moved around an axis or center

   Synonyms:
   off, sour

   Antonyms:
   right-side-out(p), unturned, unsoured, right-side-up(p)

2. off, sour, turnedadjective

   in an unpalatable state

   "sour milk"

   Synonyms:
   cancelled, off-key, sullen, rancid, off, glowering, morose, dour, dark, false, moody, sour, saturnine, glum

   Antonyms:
   unturned, right-side-up(p), right-side-out(p), unsoured

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1. flippedverb

   Submitted by benjaminguest11 on June 9, 2022  

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1. List of paraphrases for "turned":

   rotated, transformed, converted, guyturned, became, changed, revolved, processed

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1. Michael Hoffmann:

   As individuals our individual contribution is small but as aggregate it’s important, if we drove a little less, turned the lights out at home, that would reduce our energy use. Many of us who own homes can install solar.The opportunities for individuals are wide open. Everyone can also raise their voices, all of us can do that for the sake of the future. Everyone can do a better job.

2. The Hurricanes:

   You never try to get in a battle with another team, we’re trying to keep things low scoring. I think when you have two teams that are very similar, the way they want to play and the way we want to play clashes sometimes. I think we’re both very similar teams trying to get get pucks deep and get our D involved, hard-nosed and simple, so I think it was just one of those weird ones that turned out that way.

3. Doe Simons:

   She really turned him on to being a public servant.

4. Kamala Harris:

   Within minutes of realizing this, Dwane Sims called South Carolina Democratic Party to alert them, and the access was turned off by the party authorities.

5. Richard Cole:

   It turned out to be one of the easiest things.