Turn and Vent

Turn

Turn verb - To move (something) in a curved or circular path on or as if on an axis.

Vent and turn are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vent" instead a verb "Turn".

Nearby Words: turned, turning

Vent

Vent verb - To find emotional release for.

Turn and vent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Turn" instead a verb "Vent".

Nearby Words: vented, venting, venter, ventage

How words are described

full full turn full vent
fake fake turn fake vent
entire entire turn entire vent
massive massive turn massive vent
Other adjectives: big, fifth.

Common collocations

people turn people vent people
ship turn ship vent ship
objects turn objects vent objects
powers turn powers vent powers

Both words in one sentence

  • Unstoppable Rage: This is noted as being common for the soldiers who have suffered a hard siege in taking a fortress to turn and vent their frustration on those who remain inside.
  • Videogame / One Night At Flumpty's In turn, The Owl from the second game is a replacement for The Beaver, though with the extra conundrum of checking which vent he's coming in, since you can only close one.
  • Air-Vent Passageway In an episode of Stargate Atlantis, Zelenka crawls through a vent to turn the city's power back on, although in this case the air vents are the same size as you'd find in the real world so he did have a very hard time moving around.
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