Come close to
Lean and come close to are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lean" instead a verb "Come close to".
Lean
Lean verb - To set or cause to be at an angle.
Come close to and lean are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Come close to" instead a verb "Lean".
Both terms in one sentence
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And it's a good thing it didn't come up, because the muscle-bound, shell-heavy Turtles and the four lean Samurai must logically have at least 200lbs (probably more) of difference in weight, and April can't possibly come close to Kenshin.
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