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turn someone on to cause someone to feel excited and very interested. What turns the kids on these days? See also: turn turn on someone to attack or criticize someone suddenly. He suddenly turned on me and accused me of not supporting him when he needed it. The country's leaders worry that the people could quickly turn on them. See also: turn turn on something to depend on something in an important way. The success of the talks turns on whether both sides are willing to compromise. See also: turn |
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