Orient
Orient verb - To impart knowledge of a new thing or situation to.
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Synonyms for Orient
Turn and orient are semantically related in align topic. In some cases you can use "Turn" instead a verb "Orient", when it comes to topics like familiarize.
Both words in one sentence
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In turn, Cards on the Table reveals the solution for Murder on the Orient Express (though, thankfully, not the murderer's name).
Source: Creator / Agatha Christie - In the adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express, Hercule Poirot agonizes a lot more over whether to turn in the person or persons responsible for the murder than he does in the novel.
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The Cameo: Various stars appeared on the show, but one that stands out is Johnny Carson doing a rare guest-acting turn as the conductor on the episode "Aboard the Orient Express".
Source: Series / Get Smart
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