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leading question
a question that suggests the kind of answer that you want to hear
The lawyer asked the man a leading question when he asked him about the money. The man did not know anything about the money.

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  • leaf through (something)
  • leak out (something) or leak (something) out
  • lean on (someone)
  • lean over backwards to (do something or help someone)
  • lean toward (doing something)
  • leap to conclusions
  • learn (something) by heart
  • learn (something) by rote
  • learn (something) from the bottom up
  • learn (something) the hard way
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  • seeing is believing
  • all of a sudden
  • feel at home
  • burn (someone) in effigy
  • stir (someone or something) up or stir up (someone or something)
  • feel (something) in one's bones
  • feel dragged out
  • in a rut
  • room and board


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