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leaning
noun as in tendency, bias
Example Sentences
“There’s this concept of the 10x engineer—the one engineer who can do the work of 10. That’s what companies are really leaning into and paying for.”
Banks have broadly closed traditional branches in recent years with customers leaning into online and mobile services, though the pace of net closures has slowed some this year.
It replaced the company’s longtime marker featuring a man in overalls leaning against a barrel.
“In most plans, the most Democratic leaning district is more Democratic leaning than the third district.”
Since Ms Roper's death, measures have been introduced across the rail industry to prevent passengers leaning out of droplight windows.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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