"withturn" meaning in English

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          "text": "Towns them ingulf, and late where Towers did stand,\nNow nought remaineth but a Waste of Sand:\nWithturning Eddys Seas sink under Ground,\nAnd in their floting Depths are Valleys found; […]",
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        "To turn around; turn back or away."
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        "(ambitransitive, obsolete or archaic) To turn around; turn back or away."
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