Turnabout meaning

tûrn'ə-bout'
The act of turning about, as to face the other way.
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A shift or reversal of allegiance, opinion, tendency, etc.; about-face.
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The act of turning about so as to face in the opposite direction.
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A reversal of a decision or opinion etc; a change of mind or flip-flop.
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The act of turning about and facing or moving in the opposite direction.
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A shift or change in opinion, loyalty, or allegiance.
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A dance or party to which girls invite boys.
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Turnabout Sentence Examples

  • Maybe Kris thought turnabout was fair play.

  • "Turnabout is foreplay," he said.

  • The old Sony which used just proprietry formats (ATRAC) made the turnabout a couple of years ago when they finally supported MP3.

  • turnabout from the bus fiasco we had on our arrival.

  • The tutors should go through these aims with the group; two tutors can introduce the aims turnabout.

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