unsatisfied (not fully satisfied) You are always unsatisfied with your progress. He got more than the other; and yet, he was unsatisfied. dissatisfied (not happy or satisfied with something) She had to deal with complaints from dissatisfied customers. He was dissatisfied with our service. envocabulary.com
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turn around (to turn in the opposite direction) Turn around! I saw something on your back. He turned the car around and went back the way we came. (change for the better) The government is determined to turn around the economy. I hope things will turn around for us. envocabulary.com
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turn into (to become, change into) The weather was so cold that the water turned into ice. The director discovered her and turned her into a star. envocabulary.com
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sometimes (on some occasions, but not always): Sometimes I walk to work. occasionally (in an occasional manner; not regularly): We dine out occasionally. from time to time (occasionally): We visit him from time to time. every so often (from time to time): I see her every so often at the club. …
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pride and joy (someone or something that you are very proud of) Her daughter is her pride and joy. This mountain bike is my pride and joy. envocabulary.com
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