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Meanings of upturn in English

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Usage of upturn in English
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Yes, it is true that we cannot guarantee a major future upturn.
Futures 1
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Therefore, his goalscoring numbers are not likely to see a major upturn.
The South African
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S&Ps changes may even foretell a coming upturn for banks, he said.
The Irish Times
4
So far, the euro zone's economic upturn has relied mainly on exports.
The Irish Times
5
I could think of no better stone to upturn at the moment.
My Name is Legion
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The only thing missing now is a strong upturn in private consumption.
Reuters
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The upbeat revenue forecast reflects a general upturn in the publishing business.
Reuters
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A change of coach does not automatically trigger an upturn in fortune.
The Guardian
9
But there is no sign of any quick upturn in his fortunes.
Reuters
10
Museum CEO Boris Smorodinsky comments, The entire Boulevard is on the upturn.
Wired
11
Importantly, the upturn was not simply fuelled by surging spending by households.
Reuters
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But at the time, in 1998, everything was on a big upturn.
The Guardian
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However, Japan is also expected to report an upturn next week.
Reuters
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Numbers seeking treatment for cocaine have also grown, particularly since the economic upturn.
The Irish Times
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But Hamli said he saw no sign yet of an upturn.
Reuters
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An upturn in the economy has also meant more trucks on the road.
Radio NZ
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Upturn through the time
Upturn across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare