Definition of turn-in
: something that turns in or is turned in
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First Known Use of turn-in
1873
Examples of turn in in a Sentence
turned in the banned assault rifle to the police
it's almost midnight, so it's time to turn in
Recent Examples of turn in from the Web
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When the title was at stake on Saturday night at Cowtown Coliseum in the Fort Worth Stockyards, Lee turned in a final score of 87.5.
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This year the Cardinals will wait to turn in their jerseys.
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That powertrain turned in exactly the 34 mpg the EPA had told us to expect.
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His remedy is to turn in early and try to get six to seven hours a night.
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Restraining orders could prevent people from buying a gun or require them to turn in their guns and ammunition to the police.
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Green, who expects the development cost will be similar to the $120 million spent on the Pendry, expects to be ready to turn in his specific hotel plans by this summer to Civic San Diego, the city’s downtown development arm.
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Organizers are calling on residents of Japan to turn in their old cellphones.
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Del Rey was asked to turn in her security badge and leave immediately.
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First Known Use of turn in
1535
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