turning in (Meaning)
turning in
to go to bed, to deliver to an authority, to inform on, to deliver up, to hand over to authorities, something that turns in or is turned in, to make an entrance by turning from a road or path, to acquit oneself of, to give up or hand back, do entry 1 sense 1a
Synonyms & Antonyms of turning in
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- renouncing
- shedding
- releasing
- consigning
- committing
- intrusting
- parting (with)
- entrusting
- waiving
- discarding
- forfeiting
- deserting
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
turning in Sentence Examples
- The car veered off the road, its wheels turning wildly.
- The dancer twirled gracefully, her dress turning like a silken whirlpool.
- The key turned smoothly in the lock, unlocking the door.
- The gearshift turned easily, allowing the driver to switch lanes.
- The Earth's axis is turning constantly, causing day and night.
- The water in the whirlpool spun rapidly, turning and churning.
- The tide was turning, as the water began to flow back towards the ocean.
- The compass needle turned towards the north, showing the direction.
- The hands on the clock turned steadily, marking the passage of time.
- The world is turning into a global village, as communication and technology connect people across borders.
FAQs About the word turning in
to go to bed, to deliver to an authority, to inform on, to deliver up, to hand over to authorities, something that turns in or is turned in, to make an entrance
relinquishing, laying down, rendering, surrendering, giving up, delivering, handing over, turning over, abandoning, transferring
retaining,keeping,withholding,
The car veered off the road, its wheels turning wildly.
The dancer twirled gracefully, her dress turning like a silken whirlpool.
The key turned smoothly in the lock, unlocking the door.
The gearshift turned easily, allowing the driver to switch lanes.
