swayed

Verb

simple past tense and past participle of sway

Adjective

(comparative more swayed, superlative most swayed)

Bent backwards, as in swayback

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His tall frame swayed across the room with feline grace.
His broad shoulders swayed with the swing of his stride.
As the train rumbled by, the trestle shook and swayed until I thought we should be dashed to the chasm below.
The tall youth moved his lips and swayed from side to side.
Can he be swayed in our favor?

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