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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The collaboration of art and retail took a subversive turn in 2007, in a retrospective of the Japanese artist Takashi Murakami at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles.
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But things took a turn in the early morning hours of June 18.
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The game took an ugly turn in the eighth as rookie Adrian Houser, who'd been recalled from Class AAA Colorado Springs earlier in the day, vomited behind the mound twice during his appearance.
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Schwarz’ injury was the latest turn in an ever-twisting career for the Gators’ catcher.
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The small upward turn in the Ordos area has led some property developers to get their cranes going again, even as existing units sit unoccupied.
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The developments mark the latest bizarre turn in the strange mix of tragedy and scandal that have engulfed Mr. Lee, the co-creator of Spider-Man, X-Men and Black Panther, since the death of his wife, Joan Lee, in July.
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The anticipation of a turn in the weather in the San Antonio area caught the attention of cattle raisers.
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The aggressive stance calls into question the future of talks between the two trade powers, which took a friendly turn in the weeks leading up to the North Korea summit as the U.S. sought China’s help.
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First Known Use of turn in
1535
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