turn out
verb 1
to leave one's bed <we turn out early on workdays> Near Antonyms catnap,
doze,
drop off,
lie up,
nap,
nod,
rest,
sleep,
slumber,
snooze;
bunk,
perch,
roost,
settle;
couch,
doss (down)
[chiefly British],
flop (down),
lie (down),
recline 2
to remove the dirt from <it's our practice to turn out the room after guests stay over> Related Words decontaminate,
purge,
purify;
disinfect,
sanitize;
brush,
comb,
dry-clean,
dust,
launder,
mop,
muck (out),
rinse,
scour,
scrub,
shampoo,
sponge,
swab,
sweep,
vacuum,
wash,
wipe;
brighten,
deodorize,
freshen,
spruce (up),
sweeten;
pick up,
straighten (up),
tidy,
unclutter 3
to drive or force out <angrily turned their adult son out of their home for using drugs> Synonyms banish,
boot (out),
bounce,
cast out,
chase,
dismiss,
drum (out),
expel,
extrude,
kick out,
oust,
out,
rout,
run off,
throw out,
turf (out)
[chiefly British],
turn out Related Words deforce,
deport,
displace,
dispossess,
evict,
exile,
expatriate,
ostracize,
read out,
shut out;
ax (
or axe),
can,
cashier,
defenestrate,
discharge,
fire,
muster out,
pink-slip,
release,
remove,
retire,
sack,
terminate 4
to come to be <everything will turn out fine in the end> 
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