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turn off |
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turn someone off to cause someone to lose interest or sympathy. Her offensive remarks really turned me off. Her opening statement completely turned off the jury. See also: turn |
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Pausing in his intention to turn off the gas burning in the middle of the shop, Mr Verloc descended into the abyss of moral reflections. " exclaimed Miranda; "but she can turn off work when she's got a mind to At other times, if a female stranger came among them, three or four of her own sex would get about her, and stare, and chatter, and grin, and smell her all over; and then turn off with gestures, that seemed to express contempt and disdain. |
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