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Sway
Sway
v. i.
To
move
or
wield
with
the
hand
; to
swing
; to
wield
; as, to
sway
the
scepter
.
Sway
v. i.
To
influence
or
direct
by
power
and
authority
; by
persuasion
, or by
moral
force
; to
rule
; to
govern
; to
guide
.
Sway
v. i.
To
cause
to
incline
or
swing
to
one
side
, or
backward
and
forward
; to
bias
; to
turn
; to
bend
;
warp
; as,
reeds
swayed
by
wind
;
judgment
swayed
by
passion
.
Sway
v. i.
To
hoist
; as, to
sway
up
the
yards
.
Sway
v. i.
To be
drawn
to
one
side
by
weight
or
influence
; to
lean
; to
incline
.
Sway
v. i.
To
move
or
swing
from
side
to
side
; or
backward
and
forward
.
Sway
v. i.
To
have
weight
or
influence
.
Sway
v. i.
To
bear
sway
; to
rule
; to
govern
.
Sway
n.
The
act
of
swaying
; a
swaying
motion
;
the
swing
or
sweep
of a
weapon
.
Sway
n.
Influence
,
weight
, or
authority
that
inclines
to
one
side
; as,
the
sway
of
desires
.
Sway
n.
Preponderance
;
turn
or
cast
of
balance
.
Sway
n.
Rule
;
dominion
;
control
.
Sway
n.
A
switch
or
rod
used
by
thatchers
to
bind
their
work
.
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