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lean toward sth
phrasal verb with leanverb[ I or T, usually+ adv/prep ]us/liːn/uk /liːn/leaned or UK alsoleant | leaned or UK alsoleant
US(UKlean towards sth)
to be interested in something and be likely to do a particular activity:
He said he was leaning toward entering the race for governor.
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lean toward something | American Dictionary
lean toward something
phrasal verb with leanverb[ I/T ]us/lin/past tense and past participleleanedus/lind/
to be interested in something and be likely to do a particular activity:
He said he was leaning toward entering the race for governor.
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