turnover
- noun
- /ˈtɜrnˌoʊvər/
- Running the football is what Kansas does best offensively, and creating turnovers is the strength of the defense.
Examples
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This encouraged a prompt turnover.
Fiction book (1997) -
Instead, Vick has looked dazed and confused much of the time, and he's turned into a turnover machine.
Blog text (20) -
These, of course, are notoriously late since there is such a high turnover rate of hits and artists, and since things get laughably old in a matter of days.
Academic text (1994) -
In three games this season, Cancer has posted 15 assists and just four turnovers, a year after being nearly 1:1 (75 assists, 70 turnovers).
Blog text (22) -
The chef expertly executed a turnover of the pastry, revealing the delicious filling inside.
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During the experiment, the liquid tank experienced a complete turnover, spilling its contents on the table.
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With a sudden turnover, the boat capsized, causing the passengers to scramble for safety.
Synonyms
An event that makes things fall over or get mixed up
An event when something becomes upside down or on its side
Turning something so its top is on the bottom or making it stand on its end
Compounds
How Overturned
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Turnover comes from the words turn + over, meaning 'turn something so it is upside down'. So a canoe 'turnover' is when it flips and becomes upside down.