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turndown
[ turn-doun ]
adjective
- that is or may be turned down; folded or doubled down:
a turndown collar.
noun
- an act or instance of being refused or rejected:
He got turndowns from all the better colleges.
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Origin of turndown1
Example Sentences
A perk of having a room is that it’s considered first class, so a dedicated attendant will be available to help with turndown service and luggage, and dining car meals are complimentary.
Pahnke credits FRS for helping Clipper weather the pandemic turndown because of a “German conservative†management.
You can also add a baseball package that includes valet parking, breakfast, nightly children’s turndown service with milk and cookies, and tickets for a tour of Truist Park.
Offering more than just turndown service and tea, it’s a space where Japanese Americans can reconnect with their past, with an open invitation for everyone else to honor and appreciate it.
This includes “having Alka-Seltzer put on the bed at night during turndown. So, if someone has a headache, they wake up feeling much better. It’s an Italian thing.â€
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