Swaying is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SWAYING in dictionary:

VERB:
• move or cause to move slowly or rhythmically backwards and forwards or from side to side
• control or influence (a person or course of action)
• rule; govern
NOUN:
• the act of swaying
• a rhythmical movement from side to side
• rule; control
• An injury caused by violent strains or by overloading; -- said of the backs of horses.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move slowly back and forth

Words related to SWAYING

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How to use SWAYING in a sentence

• He only understood that it went swiftly, swaying from side to side through a sable pit.
• His lips formed a name but did not breathe it, for at that moment the swaying of the boat had thrown a flicker of light on the face and Mr.
• As he stood there, swaying slightly, he appeared so frail and delicate that Uncle John seized his arm and made him sit down in a big easy chair.
• Weakly he leaned against the table in front of the jury, the room swaying about him.
• Then he was inside, swaying again uncertainly upon his feet.
• It was her hat swaying where she had hung it on a broken bough of the tree she liked to lean against.
• Lady Deppingham was standing, swaying but resolute, her gaze upon the distant, friendly windows.
• Then a large, swaying globe made its appearance on the deck of each of the vessels.
• Up from the meadows and over the hills they came, swaying up and down in their flight, and so near that we could see each bird distinctly.
• The swaying and creaking trees seemed like an army of monsters about to fall upon her.
• She stood there, swaying slightly, until at last her legs would no longer support her.
• His man was swaying before him as a sack of sawdust swings inert to the vibrating motion of speed.
• As they swung from their stems, swaying backward and forward in the light breeze, they waited and waited for some one to come and pick them.
• But the rapid movement of his horse and the swaying of the carriage forbade him to take careful aim.
• The cowboy, swaying easily, turned and looked down upon the dog.
• For we can hear scepticism crashing through the old ring of authorities, and at the same moment we can see reason swaying upon her throne.
• He stood swaying the umbrella-handle about, looking down at it, as if that would assist his decision.
• Lighted by the hot sun, blown upon by the dust, her figure, tall, thin, swaying a little in its many reflections, had the determined valour of some Joan of Arc.
• She stood there swaying a little from the violence of the wind, slim and elegant, notwithstanding a certain intensity of gaze and bearing.
• The limp, swaying figure, clinging weakly to life, was a pathetic sight.
• From the throat of the ways came the song of the revolt spreading like a breeze across that swaying sea of men.
• Marie stood, her back to the oncoming rush of the sled, swaying slightly.
• On another bed, a shadow is swaying regularly, like a doll.
• Higher and higher into the bending and swaying tree he clambered.
• Before reaching Frapesle I turned to look at Clochegourde and saw beneath its windows a little boat, called in Touraine a punt, fastened to an ash-tree and swaying on the water.
• For a quarter of an hour she hung to the swaying seat and said no word.
• She was standing near the swaying thing when horse and rider gained the ground beside her, and what was left to her of consciousness made out that the rider was Judith.

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