leant

[lent]

verb

Chiefly British.

1. a past participle and simple past tense of lean.

leant

/ lɛnt /

verb

1. a past tense and past participle of lean 1

Example Sentences

Then he leant closer and told me he didn't have to worry: "Rick will save me."

From BBC

Harvey leant into the nearby cafeteria, looked at his attacker for a final time, then stepped back into the courtyard, looked down at his chest and collapsed to the floor.

From BBC

It leant the audience a discerning sense of agency, as we could control the show but only to a point.

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, Germany leant particularly heavily on the US for its security.

From BBC

"Mentality monsters" has been their tag in recent times and they leant on that numerous times again this season.

From BBC

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