Compass
Compass noun - A guiding or motivating purpose or principle.
Turned and compass are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Turned" instead an adjective "Compass".
Nearby Words: compassion, compassed, compassing
Both words in one sentence
- They're not evil, but rather, they're decent men who are driven to villainy by their circumstances, and are a reflection of what Peter Parker might've turned out like if his moral compass was skewed.
- Season 2 turned him into a massive Jerk Ass and nearly broke him and Bridgette up, but he regained his moral compass by the end of the season and won her back.
- Then he was cast as Jesse Pinkman on Breaking Bad and turned what could have been a thin character into a remarkably deep, fragile human being with an abundance of regret, self-loathing, a compulsive habit of destroying himself and probably the only real moral compass of anyone on the show.
Source: Sugar Wiki / He Really Can Act
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