Synonyms of turnabout

Collocations of turnabout

dramatic turnabout
Frequency: 70 %

The trial took a dramatic turnabout when new evidence was presented.

unexpected turnabout
Frequency: 60 %

The unexpected turnabout in the game's plot left players shocked.

sudden turnabout
Frequency: 50 %

The sudden turnabout in the weather caught everyone off guard.

complete turnabout
Frequency: 45 %

After the scandal, there was a complete turnabout in the company's policies.

political turnabout
Frequency: 35 %

The candidate's political turnabout on the issue alienated some of their supporters.

Idiomatic Expressions for turnabout

  • Phrase: a quick turnabout
    Meaning: a sudden change in direction or attitude
    Usage: After the new evidence came to light, there was a quick turnabout in public opinion.