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Turn-in | Definition of Turn-in by Merriam-Webster

turn-in

noun

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\ ˈtərn-ˌin

Definition of turn-in

(Entry 1 of 2)

: something that turns in or is turned in

turn in

verb

turned in; turning in; turns in

Definition of turn in (Entry 2 of 2)

intransitive verb

1 : to make an entrance by turning from a road or path

2 : to go to bed turned in early

transitive verb

1 : to deliver up : hand over turned in his badge and quit

2a : to inform on : betray

b : to deliver to an authority urged the wanted man to turn himself in

3 : to acquit oneself of : put on, produce turned in a good performance

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Verb turned in the banned assault rifle to the police it's almost midnight, so it's time to turn in

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