Paraphrased
Turned and paraphrased are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Turned" instead a verb "Paraphrased".
Turned
Turned adjective - Moved around an axis or center.
Paraphrased and turned are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Paraphrased" instead a verb "Turned".
Both words in one sentence
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Captain James Hook in the movie Hook, meets his end when the Crocodile he "had stuffed and turned into a village clock" (paraphrased) comes back to life at the end of the movie, and swallows him alive.
Source: Taxidermy Terror -
Ventriloquist Paul Zerdin turned Howie into one in Season 10's semifinals, by making Howie his dummy and having him "say" things he had no choice but to go along with."Howie": [paraphrased] I thought I'd like to show you my twerking!
Source: Series / America's Got Talent
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