Fruit and Turn out

Fruit

Fruit verb - Bear fruit.
Usage example: the trees fruited early this year

Turn out and fruit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Turn out" instead a verb "Fruit".

Turn out

Turn out verb - To leave one's bed.

Fruit and turn out are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fruit" instead a verb "Turn out".

Both terms in one sentence

  • One episode of Adventure Time begins with Finn and Jake finding a very old Gnome Knight who was transformed into a frog and spent his life guarding a trio of magic beans, due to a prophecy that the fruit of one of the three beans would turn out to be pure evil.
  • Adoring the Pests Although the vampire fruit bats at first appear to have pest-like role, and Fluttershy appears to only be defending them out of pity, they turn out toward the end to have their own valuable role in spreading seeds around.
  • Gainax Ending Your ship is intercepted and you're forced to fight the Zinglon cult mentioned numerous times throughout the game, who turn out to be behind all of Microsol's evildoings and plan to deprive the universe of its food supplies and construct a fleet of warships made entirely out of fruit.
    Source: Gainax Ending
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