intransitive. To turn in a specified direction; to turn aside or away.

To turn away or aside (literal and figurative). Obsolete.

intransitive. To turn so as to face or move away from a person or thing; to avert one's face. Also figurative: to abandon a person. Cf. main senses…

to hide one's face: (a) in Biblical language, to turn away or withdraw one's eyes, take no heed. (Also to hide one's ear, oneself.) (b) = sense…

intransitive. To writhe; to turn away.

To turn away, turn round.

intransitive (by omission of reflexive pronoun.) To turn away. archaic or Obsolete.

With verbs. to turn the back: to turn away from facing, go away, flee; to turn the back upon: to turn definitely from, abandon, forsake.

To turn away. Obsolete. rare.

To turn away.