The phrase "turns green" commonly refers to traffic lights indicating that it is safe to proceed. Antonyms for this phrase may include "turns red" or "stays red," indicating that the traffic light is indicating that it is not safe to proceed. Another potential antonym could be "turns yellow," indicating that the traffic light is transitioning from green to red and that drivers should proceed with caution before coming to a stop. Antonyms could also include phrases such as "remains inactive" or "fails to light up," indicating that the traffic signal is not properly functioning or is not currently in use.

What are the antonyms for Turns green?

• v.

  • envy
  • abjure
  ,
  • be confident
  ,
  • be content
  ,
  • despise
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  • dislike
  ,
  • hate
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  • not want
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Famous quotes with Turns green

• When the light turns green, you go. When the light turns red, you stop. But what do you do when the light turns blue with orange and lavender spots?

  Shel Silverstein
• We see the same sort of thing in Japan. There was never a Mr. Toyota who, since he was a small boy, yearned for the day when he could build a small family hatchback that never broke down. And you can scour the history books until the sky turns green but you'll not find any mention of a young Timmy Datsun who stayed up until ten o'clock, even on school nights, devising his plan for a car with two milometers. Subarus are made by a romantic-sounding outfit called Fuji Heavy Industries. At night I bet the chairman sometimes forgets he has a car division. It'll just be another entry in his plofit and ross accounts. The only Japanese cars with even a trace of humanity are Hondas, and there's a very good reason for that. There was a Mr. Honda and he did have a vision when he was a small boy. Even today that vision still steers the engineers, and as a result there's a very definite correlation between the S2000 sports cars and those early motorbikes. It's solely because of this link with the past that I like Hondas more than any other Japanese cars.

  Jeremy Clarkson

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