transitive. To turn into (something); to turn, incline, dispose.

intransitive. To have a specified result, if allowed to act; to lead or conduce to some state or condition. Const. to, rarely against.

transitive. To cause to incline or hang down on one side, as from excess of weight; dialect to weigh or press down; also, to cause to swerve.

transitive. Of things: to have or display a natural tendency toward; to tend to assume or put on. Obsolete.

to trench onor upon: To encroach or infringe (however slightly) on or upon a region which is the domain of another. †to trench too near, to trench too…

transitive. To incline, dispose to.

transitive. To endow with an antecedent tendency or propensity to something; to incline, impel, or direct beforehand; to predispose. Frequently in p…

To or at an advanced point of progress. figurative with reference to progressive action or condition: To a great length or degree. to go far to…

intransitive. To tend towards; to be expressed or manifested in.

transitive. figurative. To bring into a defined relationship with known facts, circumstances, etc.; to give orientation or bearings to. Frequently…

transitive. To cause to lean abruptly from the vertical or incline abruptly from the horizontal; to slope, slant; to tilt up, to raise one end or…