outlean

/ˈaʊtliːn/

Definitions

1. verb

to lean or incline to one side, especially in a way that is noticeable or unstable

“The tree outleaned in the strong wind.”

2. verb

to gain an advantage over someone by using a particular skill or situation

“The experienced hiker outleaned the beginner in the mountain climbing competition.”

3. verb

to incline or bend in a particular direction, often in a way that is not expected

“The bridge outleaned in the middle, causing concern for drivers.”

Synonyms

  • incline
  • lean
  • tip

Antonyms

  • level
  • straighten