Incline to someone
If you incline to someone, does it mean "support"? I saw the usage in a book (one person inclines to someone who isn't present there at the time). So, I suppose it cannot be a physical description.
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gray mango 953 does it mean "support"? No. It's closer to 'like (someone)' incline: Feel favorably disposed to someone or something.
- gray mango 953 does it mean "support"?
- No.
- It's closer to 'like (someone)' incline: Feel favorably disposed to someone or something.
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gray mango 953does it mean "support"?
No. It's closer to 'like (someone)'
incline: Feel favorably disposed to someone or something.
https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/us/incline
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Let's invent a scenario. You and I have interviewed 3 applicants for a job. Now they have left the room and we are discussing our opinions.
You say I incline to Tom. <<<This does not seem natural English to me.
I'd say
eg I incline to think Jim is the best.
eg I am inclined to think Jim is the best.<<<This is the m
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