leaned (on or against) (Meaning)

leaned (on or against)

No meaning found for this word.

The weary traveler leaned against the wall, seeking respite from the arduous journey.
The student leaned over her desk, poring over her textbooks with unwavering determination.
The injured bird leaned against the branch, its weary wings unable to carry it further.
The child leaned on her father's leg, seeking comfort and reassurance.
The old man leaned against the tree, his frail body finding solace in its ancient presence.
The exhausted hikers leaned against the rock face, their muscles aching from the relentless climb.
The exhausted swimmer leaned against the poolside, relishing the cool water dripping down her body.
The anxious patient leaned against the hospital bed, waiting anxiously for the news of their surgery.
The grieving widow leaned against her daughter, seeking solace in her unwavering embrace.
The artist leaned against her easel, her brush poised to capture the beauty on the canvas before her.

forced, weighed (upon),bore (down), compelled, muscled,compressed, pressured, depressed, rammed, jammed

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The weary traveler leaned against the wall, seeking respite from the arduous journey.

The student leaned over her desk, poring over her textbooks with unwavering determination.

The injured bird leaned against the branch, its weary wings unable to carry it further.

The child leaned on her father's leg, seeking comfort and reassurance.