Proceed
Proceed verb - To move forward along a course.
Turn out and proceed are semantically related In some cases you can use "Turn out" instead a verb "Proceed".
Nearby Word: proceeding
Turn out
Turn out verb - To leave one's bed.
Both terms in one sentence
- Unfortunately for Lucille, the cops sent to the farm turn out to be a death squad who proceed to murder Lucille after she tells them what she knows.
Source: Percussive Prevention - At the end of the first series of Blackadder, two servants standing in the background turn out to be Percy and Baldrick, who proceed to rescue Edmund... almost.
Source: Red Herring Shirt - Right before things "start off" he gets a knock on the door from room service, who turn out to be employees of the Magnificent Bastard of the film, who proceed to stuff him into a bag and kidnap him.
Source: Room Disservice
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