lean in

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Synonyms: lead in, lean on, leap in

Antonyms: lead in, lean on, leap in

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Verb

1. To shift one's weight forward; to [[lean]] [[forward]] or [[towards]] something.
2. {{lb|en|figurative}} To [[proactively]] [[take]] [[charge]] of a situation; to be [[bold]] in [[exerting]] one's will in a situation.
3. {{lb|en|figurative}} To continue or strengthen a reaction in the face of criticism or disappointment; to [[redouble]] efforts despite setbacks and uncertainty from others.

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