Synonyms for churn
tʃɜrnchurn

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1. churn, butter churnverb

   a vessel in which cream is agitated to separate butterfat from buttermilk

   Synonyms:
   butter churn

2. churnverb

   stir (cream) vigorously in order to make butter

   Synonyms:
   boil, roil, moil

3. churn, boil, moil, roilverb

   be agitated

   "the sea was churning in the storm"

   Synonyms:
   labour, dig, labor, boil, moil, seethe, rile, roil, toil, grind, travail, drudge

Matched Categories

1. • Cooking
   • Move
   • Stir

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1. List of paraphrases for "churn":

   rollover, brakes

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1. Roger Entner:

   One of the dangers is that they don't just cut the fat out but also the meat and bones and that has negative consequences, that’s part of what we see in Europe: the savings came first immediately and now the churn (or customer defection) goes up.

2. Jeff Matheson:

   International business is continuing to churn, there are still a lot of markets in the medium to small business space that need to do cross-border transactions and payments.

3. Rich Greenfield:

   If I were these companies I would plaster the word 'churn' in everyone's offices, churn will kill.

4. Chief Executive Dexter Goei:

   We are confident that we'll resolve the quality and churn issues in coming quarters.

5. Judith Solomon:

   What we call churn in coverage is a big problem – i.e. people losing and regaining coverage over relatively short periods of time, a great deal of churn occurs at the time renewals of coverage are due but non-payment of premiums can also cause churn.