Substitutes
Turns and substitutes are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Turns" instead a verb "Substitutes".
Turns
Substitutes and turns are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Substitutes" instead a verb "Turns".
Both words in one sentence
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In the lack of a readily-available father figure, he turns to sometimes-dubious substitutes, most notably Chef.
Source: Tragic Villain - Danny substitutes his DNA with Jack's DNA from the snot rag he gave him earlier, so when it kicks in, she obtains Jack's massive frame and turns into a mass of mucus.
Source: Clipped Wing Angel - While it thankfully turns out well with the blockheads tied up and the robot substitutes deactivated...They literally just leave the blockheads tied up...in their lab...and within a meter of the controls.
Source: Idiot Plot / Animated Film
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