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incline toward |
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incline toward someone or something 1. to lean or slant toward someone or something. The piece of scenery inclined toward Roger very slowly and he jumped out of the way just in time. The tree inclined toward the direction of the wind. 2. to favor or "lean" toward choosing someone or something. I don't know which to choose. I incline toward Terri but I also favor Amy. I am inclining toward chocolate. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Summer is here, and with this season you can expect to see a slew of summer weddings Although most American workplaces don''t slow down for summer, the idea of "summer vacation" is so entrenched in our psyches from the earliest school days that many brides automatically incline toward the warmest months of the year when planning their weddings The route scientists eventually chose calls for a straight drive down at a 15-degree incline toward the exposed layer of bright rocks. Much of what is produced under the banner of Contemporary Christian Music does incline toward the slushy and derivative, though I regard this Greenville, Illinois quartet as a wonderful exception to that tendency. |
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