different between leadingly vs leaningly

English

leading +? -ly

leadingly (comparative more leadingly, superlative most leadingly)

In a way that leads; as a leading question.
- 2002, Ajay A. Patel, Arranged Love (page 70)
  "She has to be thin, correct?" Vijay's father continued, asking the question leadingly.
- 2008, Davis W. Houck, Matthew A. Grindy, Emmett Till and the Mississippi Press (page 102)
  The only snag in the proceedings occurred when the prosecution cross-examined Allison: the defense objected vigorously when the state leadingly asked if it was true that Milam had "been charged and pleaded guilty on quite a number of charges."

leaning +? -ly

leaningly (comparative more leaningly, superlative most leaningly)

With a leaning motion or posture.
- 1851, John Marius Wilson, The Rural Cyclopedia (volume 3, page 785)
  Form a stratum of peats upon all the ground, setting them leaningly on end with an inclination toward the stake or centre […]

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