noun a change in direction or position
verb to move or cause to move in a circular direction
To perform a piece of music or a specific part of it
To change one's stance or position on an issue or policy
To cook or heat something until it changes color or texture
To change direction or course, especially in a coordinated way
To execute a specific movement or sequence in a dance routine
To change direction or head towards a specific destination
To take one's turn in a game or competition
To rotate or twist something in a specified direction
In the context of a writer, 'turn' can refer to a new direction or development in a story or plot, as in 'the plot took an unexpected turn.' It can also refer to the act of composing or creating a written work, as in 'he's known for his sharp turns of phrase.'
In psychology, 'turn' can refer to a change or shift in behavior or thought patterns, as in 'he took a positive turn in therapy.' It can also refer to the act of redirecting a conversation or session, as in 'she skillfully guided the discussion back on track with a subtle turn.'