lean (toward or towards) (Meaning)

lean (toward or towards)

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The tree leans towards the sun, seeking its warmth.
The tower leans slightly towards the west, hinting at its age.
The athlete leans towards the finish line, driven by determination.
The bridge leans gently towards the shore, inviting pedestrians to cross.
The candidate leans towards the progressive agenda, appealing to the younger voters.
The dog leans towards its master, eager for affection.
The sailboat leans towards the wind, harnessing its power for speed.
The scientist leans towards the hypothesis that supports his theory.
The artist leans towards minimalist paintings, emphasizing simplicity and form.
The government leans towards a policy of gradual economic recovery.

prefer, favor,like, want,enjoy, care (for), choose, go in for, adore, groove (on)

dislike, hate, turn down, loathe, decline, abhor, throw out, disfavor,refuse, detest

The tree leans towards the sun, seeking its warmth.

The tower leans slightly towards the west, hinting at its age.

The athlete leans towards the finish line, driven by determination.

The bridge leans gently towards the shore, inviting pedestrians to cross.