Churn out
/tʃɜːn aʊt/B2
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1. To produce large quantities of something, especially in a mechanical or uninspired way.
- The factory is able to churn out thousands of cars every month.
- Author Mills is known for her ability to churn out novels at an astounding rate.
- The company churned out the new model without thoroughly testing it.
- Colleges often churn out graduates, but that's not an indicator of the quality of education.
- Hollywood tends to churn out a lot of blockbuster movies that lack depth.
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