leaned

Leaned vs Depended - What's the difference?

leaned | depended |

As verbs the difference between leaned and depended

is that leaned is (lean) while depended is (depend).

Slanted vs Leaned - What's the difference?

slanted | leaned |

As verbs the difference between slanted and leaned

is that slanted is past tense of slant while leaned is past tense of lean.

As an adjective slanted

is placed at an angle, on a slant.

Leaned vs Tilted - What's the difference?

leaned | tilted |

As verbs the difference between leaned and tilted

is that leaned is (lean) while tilted is (tilt).

Leaned vs Educated - What's the difference?

leaned | educated |

As verbs the difference between leaned and educated

is that leaned is past tense of lean while educated is past tense of educate.

As an adjective educated is

having attained a level of higher education, such as a college degree.

Leaned - What does it mean?

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Leant vs Leaned - What's the difference?

leant | leaned |

As verbs the difference between leant and leaned

is that leant is past tense of lean while leaned is past tense of lean.

Borrow vs Leaned - What's the difference?

borrow | leaned |

As a proper noun borrow

is .

As a verb leaned is

(lean).

Leaned vs Deaned - What's the difference?

leaned | deaned |

As verbs the difference between leaned and deaned

is that leaned is (lean) while deaned is (dean).

Leaned vs Jeaned - What's the difference?

leaned | jeaned |

As a verb leaned

is (lean).

As an adjective jeaned is

(mostly|in combination) wearing jeans.

Leaned vs Leazed - What's the difference?

leaned | leazed |

As verbs the difference between leaned and leazed

is that leaned is (lean) while leazed is (leaze).