turn on (Meaning)
turn on (v)
cause to operate by flipping a switch
be contingent on
produce suddenly or automatically
become hostile towards
cause to be agitated, excited, or roused
stimulate sexually
get high, stoned, or drugged
turn on (n)
something causing excitement or stimulating interest
Synonyms & Antonyms of turn on
Synonyms:
- tear into
- assail
- beat up on
- invade
- trash
- pounce (on or upon)
- pitch into
- rush
- charge
- beset
- ambush
- sick
- swarm
- round on
- gang up (on)
- sic
- light into
- bushwhack
Antonyms:
turn on Sentence Examples
- The light switch turned on, illuminating the dark room.
- The engine turned on with a roar, signaling the start of the journey.
- The TV turned on, displaying a vibrant array of channels.
- The radio turned on, filling the car with the sound of music.
- The oven turned on, heating up for baking.
- The dishwasher turned on, promising to clean a stack of dirty dishes.
- The computer turned on, inviting exploration and productivity.
- The fan turned on, providing a refreshing breeze on a hot day.
- The water heater turned on, ensuring a warm shower later.
- The alarm clock turned on, abruptly ending a night's slumber.
FAQs About the word turn on
cause to operate by flipping a switch, be contingent on, produce suddenly or automatically, become hostile towards, cause to be agitated, excited, or roused, st
jump (on), storm, raid, set on, fly at, set upon, attack, set at, strike, descend (on or upon)
defend, secure, defend, secure,protect, cover, protect, cover, shield, guard
The light switch turned on, illuminating the dark room.
The engine turned on with a roar, signaling the start of the journey.
The TV turned on, displaying a vibrant array of channels.
The radio turned on, filling the car with the sound of music.
