different between unturning vs upturning
unturning
English
Verb
unturning
- present participle of unturn
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upturning
English
Etymology 1
From upturn +? -ing.
Verb
upturning
- present participle of upturn
Etymology 2
From Middle English upturnynge, equivalent to upturn +? -ing and/or up- +? turning.
Noun
upturning (plural upturnings)
- A turning upward.
- 1973, Oliver Sacks, Awakenings
- He suffered from frequent 'micro-crises' — upturnings of the eyeballs, associated with transient inability to move or respond; these lasted a few seconds only, and occurred dozens, and sometimes hundreds, of times a day.
- 1973, Oliver Sacks, Awakenings
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- turning up
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