Object

• palm: In the evenings, a canopy of stars shine over the swaying palms.

• voter: To sway voters we are seeing was being developed.

• opinion: He must be the man to help sway public opinion in Britain.

• tree: The sun shines, warm breezes sway the trees.

• hip: Swing your forearms in the direction of the slide whilst swaying the hips in the same direction also.

• crowd: Dogsby is already trying to sway the crowd on his side, in giving useful praise.

Converse of object

• hold: Freud's belief System Home Free Articles Freud's belief System Freud's belief system held sway over much 20th century thinking.

Adjective modifier

• postural: Analysis of postural motion during exposure to the moving room revealed increases in postural sway before the onset of subjective motion sickness symptoms.

• held: More recently, had the likes of Petty held sway, we might not have even started this season with league status to lose.

• undisputed: Did too many other local lairds hold property in Innermessan to allow the Kennedies undisputed sway?

• absolute: And there were the eggs, forever barring him from the Kingdom which he had ruled so long with absolute sway!

Modifying Another Word

• gently: The beaches are backed by gently swaying palm trees.

• violently: BEWARE: Trains heading north on the fast lines do cause severe turbulence against the platform fence - causing it to sway quite violently.

• backward: We kept swaying backward and forward at an angle of forty-five degrees with no way of stopping or protecting ourselves.

Noun used with modifier

• holding: In terms of being the number one Box Office draw and holding sway over everyone else?

• trailer: Travel trailer sway elimination and related safety products for travel trailers and recreational vehicles.

Preposition: in

• breeze: I've seen how their branches swayed in the breezes.

• wind: A panel of gold foil swaying in the autumn wind.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• along: The two of them swaying along to the song.