Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
lean-forward
Verb Phrase
/liːn ˈfɔːrwərd/

Definition
To incline one’s body towards something in a forward direction.

Examples
- She lean-forward to hear him better over the noise of the crowd.
- During the presentation, the speaker asked everyone to lean-forward for a better view of the slides.

Meaning
The phrase ‘lean-forward’ often implies a physical action of moving the upper body toward something, typically to pay closer attention or show interest.

Synonyms
- incline
- bow
- tilt forward
- stretch forward