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turned of

turned of phrase: advanced beyond (a specified age).

Phrase

turned of

  1. (archaic) Advanced beyond (a specified age).
    • Then with regard to the female sex, a girl just turned of 12 years of age, may be seduced to marry the lowest, the most infamous wretch I can name […]1813, Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England, page 41

Questions about turned of

What does turned of mean?
Turned of means advanced beyond (a specified age).
What part of speech is turned of?
Turned of is a phrase.

Words near turned of in the dictionary

  1. turned in succession
  2. turned into
  3. turned into a pumpkin
  4. turned king's evidence
  5. turned loose
  6. turned of
  7. turned off
  8. turned on
  9. turned on its head
  10. turned on one's heel
  11. turned on the waterworks

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