lippen

[ˈlɪpən]

lippen Definition

• 1. to trust or rely on someone or something
• 2. to expect or anticipate something

Using lippen: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "lippen" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I'm lippening on you to finish the project on time.

• Example

  I lippened that he would come back.

• Example

  I can't lippen on this old car to get me to work every day.

lippen Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for lippen

• depend
• trust
• count on
• rely on
• bank on

Antonyms for lippen

• distrust
• doubt
• suspect

Phrases with lippen

• lippen to luck

  to rely on chance or good fortune

  Example

  I'm just lippening to luck to get me through this difficult time.

• lippen to the future

  to have faith in the future and what it may bring

  Example

  Despite the challenges we face today, we must lippen to the future and believe that things will get better.

• lippen to someone's word

  to trust or rely on someone's promise or assurance

  Example

  I'm lippening to your word that you'll be there for me when I need you.

Origins of lippen

from Middle English 'lippen', from Old English 'lyppian', meaning 'to trust, rely on'

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Summary: lippen in Brief

'Lippen' [ˈlɪpən] is a verb that means to trust or rely on someone or something, or to expect or anticipate something. It is often used in phrases like 'lippen to luck,' which means to rely on chance or good fortune, and 'lippen to someone's word,' which means to trust or rely on someone's promise or assurance.