Swayed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SWAYED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SWAY, to move slowly back and forth
• 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:
• a rhythmical movement from side to side
• rule; control
ADJECTIVE:
• Bent down, and hollow in the back; sway-backed; -- said of a horse.

Words related to SWAYED

sway10 swaying14 sways11

Words that contain SWAYED

unswayed15 upswayed17 overswayed20

How to use SWAYED in a sentence

• She swayed and nearly fell, but her hand met the corner of the mantelpiece and she held herself erect.
• They twisted, swayed back and forth, and once Tom came within a hair of falling, owing to a slight slip of one foot.
• He leaned over on the fence, but to his amazement that swayed, too, and threw him back.
• Something in its rhythm searched and penetrated and swayed and seemed to overwhelm him.
• Time after time the man called him by name and cursed him, now in low tones, as they swayed.
• While the procession swayed around him, he gazed across the gate as a man who had lost his bearings.
• With writhing body he swayed far out, and then he saw just one chance.
• They swayed and swung together, but so evenly braced and firm that minutes passed, while, from a little distance, they would have seemed but motionless.
• Uri whirled half about, threw up his arms, swayed wildly for a moment, and sank into the snow.
• Heavy as the car was, it lurched and swayed from side to side.
• I wish I were able to describe my sensations as the engine swayed to and fro in her flight.
• The English parliament, indeed, seem to have been swayed merely by the vulgar motive of national antipathy.
• For a second they swayed, then both men fell heavily together to the ground.
• And she put out her hand towards him, as if with entreaty, and made a single step, and all at once she swayed, and would have fallen, but that he caught her in his arms.
• Dong-Yung saw the withheld motion, and swayed nearer.
• This was not hard, for the boy was a creature of impulse, and swayed for good or ill with equal ease.
• The supple poplars swayed gently along the ditches.
• He swayed and staggered then fell over a dead limb, landing flat on his back with a crash.
• It would be so, of course, for the Spirit of Jesus swayed Paul.
• The frail vehicle swayed from side to side at each spring of the elastic shafts.
• A master-motive swayed the minds of sinful men and a zeal to save other souls occupied the moments not devoted to the perfection of their own.
• I had last seen him many years before, gravely bowing from under a silk hat to a crowd that swayed and cheered as he drove through the streets of Manchester.
• It had already been noted that in the case of the infra-Uranian planets they were swayed somewhat from their paths by the mutual influence of one upon the other.

Similar words containing SWAY without suffix ed

sway10 asway11 swayl11 sways11 swayer12 swayls12 upsway14 swayers13 swayful16 swaying14 swayled14 upsways15 crossway16 oversway17 swayable16 swayback22 swayings15 swayling15 unswayed15 upswayed17 crossways17 oversways18 swaybacks23 swaylings16 upswaying18 barrasway17 expressway25 overswayed20 swaybacked25 unswayable18 barrasways18 expressways26 overswaying21

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