Phrasal verbs starting with "turn"

To face the opposite direction; to reverse one's position, opinion, or course of action.

To become hostile or disloyal toward someone or something one previously supported or liked.

To rotate to face the opposite direction; to reverse a negative situation; to process and complete something.

To move or look to one side; to deflect or reject something; to deviate from a course.

To refuse to allow someone in or to help them; to rotate so as to face away from something.

To stop going forward and return in the direction you came from; to prevent someone from proceeding.

To reduce the level of something (volume, heat, etc.); to refuse or reject an offer, request, or person.

To send, drive, or cause someone/something to go outward; to produce or emit.

To submit or hand over something; to report someone to the police or authorities; to go to bed.

To become inwardly focused, withdrawn, or self-absorbed, often as a response to difficulty or anxiety.

To change and become something different in nature, form, or character.

To stop a device or supply by using a switch or tap; to cause someone to lose interest or attraction; to leave a road by turning.

To start a device by operating its switch; to suddenly attack or become hostile; to excite or arouse interest or desire.

To result in a particular way; to attend or gather at an event; to produce or manufacture something; to switch off a light.

To flip something to the other side, or to transfer control/possession to someone else.

To face or move in the opposite direction, or to reverse a situation.

To seek help or comfort from someone, or to start doing something different.

To rotate or move simultaneously in the same direction or at the same time.

To fold or plow something downward and beneath a surface.

To arrive, especially unexpectedly; or to increase the level of something like volume or heat.

A formal/literary variant of 'turn on': to suddenly attack or criticize someone, or to depend entirely on something.