- verbsway (verb) · sways (third person present) · swayed (past tense) · swayed (past participle) · swaying (present participle)
- move or cause to move slowly or rhythmically backward and forward or from side to side:"he swayed slightly on his feet" · "wind rattled and swayed the trees"
- control or influence (a person or course of action):"he's easily swayed by other people"
- literaryrule; govern:"now let the Lord forever reign and sway us as he will"
nounsway (noun)- a rhythmical movement from side to side:"the easy sway of her hips"
- rule; control:"the part of the continent under Russia's sway"
OriginMiddle English: corresponding in sense to Low German swājen ‘be blown to and fro’ and Dutch zwaaien ‘swing, walk in a tottering way’.Similar and Opposite Wordsverbnoun- a rhythmical movement from side to side:
- rule; control:
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