Chase
Chase verb - To drive or force out.
Turned out and chase are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "Turned out" with "Chase", this terms are similar.
Turned out
Turned out adjective - Dressed well or smartly.
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Synonyms for Turned out
Chase and turned out are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chase" instead a verb phrase "Turned out".
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- Their pursuers promptly give chase in the second boat, and hadn't the ship turned out to be the Duncan, ready to give them some fire support, their fate was far from assured.
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Had either of the events not transpired the way they did, the chase could have turned out wildly different.
Source: Critical Hit - One minor exception to this might be toward the end of the film when Buster and Babs are involved in the mine cart chase with the killer, at one point in the chase, it turned out that the mine cart ride was an attraction at Happy World Land.
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