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to incline
01
to have a positive or favorable inclination or willingness towards a particular action, idea, or person
Transitive: to incline to do sth
Example
After reviewing the details, she inclined to support the new policy.
Impressed by the project's objectives, he inclined to volunteer his time and expertise to contribute.
02
to slope, lean, or be positioned at a slant or incline
Intransitive: to incline | to incline to a direction
Example
The hill inclines steeply, making it a challenging climb for hikers.
The ancient tower inclines slightly toward the south.
03
to influence or persuade someone to be more willing or likely to do a particular action or hold a certain belief
Ditransitive: to incline sb to do sth
Example
His natural charisma inclined people to trust him, making him an effective leader.
The speech by the community leader inclined many to volunteer for the upcoming project.
04
to bend one's head downward, particularly as an act of agreement, greeting, etc.
Transitive: to incline one's head
Example
Upon receiving the prestigious award, she inclined her head in humble acknowledgment of the honor.
During the meeting, he inclined his head in agreement with the proposed plan.
