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lean
adjective as in bare, thin
verb as in bend, angle toward
verb as in be disposed
Weak matches
be prone, be willing, gravitate toward, have propensity, not mind
verb as in count, depend on
Weak matches
bank on, believe in, bet bottom dollar, bet on, gamble on, have faith, hinge on, lay money on, put faith in
Example Sentences
According to Otton, there is evidence indicating that green tea does not affect the weight of lean animals, suggesting that it acts selectively against excess body fat.
I would be Aladdin in “A Whole New World,” and I leaned into it.
So would Manfred just lean on the Dodgers to go along for the good of the game?
Bioh and White lean into the theatricality of a space where Black women are allowed to uninhibitedly be themselves.
If we lean too far into synthetic actors, we risk training audiences to settle for surfaces, for simulations of feeling rather than feeling itself.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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