Turn the page

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verb phrase

To move to the next stage or chapter in a situation or process.

After their quarrel, they decided to turn the page and start afresh.
Visual representation of "turn the page" - To move to the next stage or chapter in a situation or process

Often appears as...

  • turn the page on
  • turn the page and move on

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Idiomatic

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Metaphorical Start

Used to describe beginning again in various situations, like relationships, jobs or habits.

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After leaving his job, he turned the page and pursued his dream of painting.
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Closure

Indicates getting over an issue or past events and moving forward without looking back.

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Ellen turned the page on her old disagreements, agreeing to cooperate with her colleagues.
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Progressive Action

Emphasizes action towards a new phase, often after a period of stagnation or difficulties.

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Once the team settled their disputes, they turned the page to focus on winning the championship.
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