Synonym: agitate, arouse, charge, charge up, commove, depend on, depend upon, devolve on, excite, get off, hinge on, hinge upon, ride, rouse, sex, switch on, trip, trip out, wind up. Similar words: turn off, turn out, turn over, burn out, turn, in turn, turn to, turn up. Meaning: v. 1. cause to operate by flipping a switch 2. be contingent on 3. produce suddenly or automatically 4. become hostile towards 5. cause to be agitated, excited, or roused 6. stimulate sexually 7. get high, stoned, or drugged turn-on. n. something causing excitement or stimulating interest.
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61. When we tried to turn on our two flashlights, we discovered that the batteries were dead.
62. If you must travel at night in dangerous areas, turn on the interior light in your car.
63. When you turn on the column feature, the document will reformat, placing two columns of addresses side by side.
64. Dad Mike asked him to give his fianc e driving lessons and he ended up doing a three-point turn on the backseat.
65. Programmed to react in kind, the Mechonoids turn on the Daleks, matching their ray guns with supercharged flame throwers.
66. The world had completed one more turn on its axis.
67. Having said that, most cases turn on their facts and not on points of legal principle.
68. NonimmediateLight a fire, build up the steam, turn on a switch, and a linear system awakens.
69. He advised young people to "turn on, tune in, and drop out".
70. Other events may cause the stress tap to turn on much quicker.
71. The solution they came up with was to turn on the heaters.
72. When they turn on the news, they want relief, not aggravation.
73. Ted signaled with his right hand that he was about to turn on to a street marked Myrtle.
74. Much easier to turn on poor folk like Gladys Brown, who couldn't defend themselves.
75. Pumps and refrigeration equipment, powered by the heat source, turn on and start liquefying the atmosphere.
76. Room keys activate the temperature controls and turn on an entry light, so guests never enter a dark room.
77. Use timers to turn on indoor lights while you are away.
78. Women came out of their houses to turn on lawn sprinklers, soaking the marchers as they walked by.
79. Wayne certainly knows how to turn on the charm when he wants something out of you.
80. Turn on or activate any security devices you have fitted.
81. When word slipped out that the governor would be taking a turn on stage, snickers abounded in the capital.
82. I took a turn on a rope slide and had to sit on a tractor tyre on the way down.
83. The objective here is to take a turn on a transaction that is subject only to a low rate of taxation.
84. This year there is no such urgency that could save feds and retirees from taking a turn on the chopping block.sentencedict.com
85. Horowitz watched it turn on to the road and vanish.
86. The Commerce Clause was not drawn with a view to having the validity of state laws turn on such pointless distinctions.
87. The examiner told him to relax and then asked him to turn on the engine.
88. Such a view begins to turn on its head the old assumption that individualism is the sinequanon of progressive education.
89. Turn on your computer, access the internet and find the website for Confession / www.com.
90. There is another experiment which demonstrates the presence of factors in cells that turn on specific genes.
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