Advanced as in count on/count upon To exert pressure or intimidate, similar to browbeating. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Lean On'
Despite the pressure to lean on her decision, she stuck to her principles.
Parents should guide their children but not constantly lean on them for every decision.
The politician attempted to lean on his colleagues to gain support for the new legislation.
During the marathon, runners often lean on their mental resilience to push through the exhaustion.
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