banked (on or upon) (Meaning)

banked (on or upon)

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I banked on their support, expecting them to stand by me during the difficult time.
The plane banked sharply to the right, sending passengers into a panic.
The boat banked precariously on the side, threatening to capsize.
The athlete banked heavily on weight training to enhance his performance.
The bridge banked gently as the car crossed it, providing a scenic view.
The wind banked the sailboat, causing it to sail swiftly across the water.
The investment firm banked upon the success of the new venture, hoping for a substantial return.
The politician banked on public support to win the election, promising to deliver on his campaign promises.
The company banked heavily on marketing campaigns to boost sales, investing significant resources in advertising.
The gambler banked on a lucky streak, betting recklessly on a series of risky hands.

relied (on or upon), counted (on or upon),depended (on or upon),trusted

doubted, questioned,suspected, distrusted, discounted, misdoubted, disbelieved, negated,mistrusted,discredited

I banked on their support, expecting them to stand by me during the difficult time.

The plane banked sharply to the right, sending passengers into a panic.

The boat banked precariously on the side, threatening to capsize.

The athlete banked heavily on weight training to enhance his performance.