Incline | Mean of incline in English Dictionary

/ɪnˈklaɪn/

• Verb
• to bend forward or to cause (something) to bend forward
1. Her head inclined forward.
2. He inclined [=(more commonly) nodded] his head slightly.
3. She listened with her eyes closed and her head inclined.
• to lean or slope
1. The road inclines at an angle of about 12 degrees.
• to cause (someone) to want to do something or to be likely to do something
1. His love of books inclined him toward a literary career.

• to think or to cause (someone) to think that something is probably true or correct
1. I incline to agree with you. [=(more commonly) I am inclined to agree with you]
2. The evidence inclines me to think that she isn't guilty. [=makes me think that she probably isn't guilty]
• Noun
• a slanting surface
1. We drove up a steep incline to the summit.
2. You can adjust the incline of the ramp.
3. a slight incline