Look in and Turn up

Look in

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Turn up and look in are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Turn up" instead a verb "Look in".

Turn up

Turn up verb - To come into view.

Look in and turn up are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Look in" instead a verb "Turn up".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Western Animation / Legion of Super Heroes Which, in light of the rest of the episode and combined with the self-satisfied look in his eyes is another nail in the foreshadowing coffin that the more ruthless Brainiac 1.0 had infected his mind and would turn up later.
  • Useful Notes / The House of Plantagenet Part of the broader House of Anjou (hence the term "Angevin"), which was noted for having its members turn up just about everywhere you look in medieval European history, much like the Hapsburgs would later on (though the Angevins didn't quite reach the same scale).
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