Sway

/sweɪ/

Synonyms for "sway" (445 found)

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Closest matches (89)

Verb(9 words)
rockaffect decisionsaffect judgmentattitudinizecareencarrychanging attitudesclouteddiddle
Adjective(3 words)
behavioral influencecommon rockcontrolling influence

Strong matches (134)

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Noun(14 words)
dutch invloedeffects techniquesfrench media influencegroovegroup persuasionhulashuman influenceinfluenceinfluence tacticinfluencesinfluencingliltliltinglobbying power
Adjective(5 words)
economic influencefamily influencegerman einflussgreat influenceimmediate influence
Verb(7 words)
exert forcegyratesinfluence outcomesinfluence verbinfluencedinfluencing strategieslilted

Related words (222)

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Determiner(1 words)
no friction influence
Noun(29 words)
opinion changeopinion shapingopinion shiftoscillatependulum swingspersuadepersuadingportuguese influênciapullreelingrock surfacerockingrocksrumbassashayschool leadership influenceshapesocial influencestrong influenceswagging
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Adjective(6 words)
persuasive tonepublic influencepuissantromanian influențăslight influencespanish influencia

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Collocations

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cultural swayeconomic swaymoral swaypolitical swaypublic swaysway decisionssway opinionssway public opinionsway supportsway the outcomesway the vote

Inflections

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Derivations

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similar

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Sample sentences

31 total sentences available.

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Tall buildings may sway in a strong wind.

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Nothing could sway his conviction.

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In truth, a man who renders everyone their due because he fears the gallows, acts under the sway and compulsion of others, and cannot be called just. But a man who does the same from a knowledge of the true reason for laws and their necessity, acts from a firm purpose and of his own accord, and is therefore properly called just.

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Though he is no longer president, he still holds considerable sway among the political elite.

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