unsatisfied vs. dissatisfied

  unsatisfied It’s a less intense state; the expectation was not met. (not fully satisfied)  You are always unsatisfied with your progress. He received more than the others, yet he felt unsatisfied.   dissatisfied having a critical or negative view of the experience. (not happy, discontented) She had to deal with …

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turn around

  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

  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

  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

  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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