swayed
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- unswayed adjective
Etymology
Origin of swayed
Example Sentences
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The poll's outcome, some reckon, could even be swayed with "Yadaya" -- magic rituals thought to steer fate.
From Barron's
Australia's Communications Minister Anika Wells has previously said the government will not be swayed by legal threats.
From BBC
In past years, such factors might have swayed the Dodgers to explore a more conservative path to bolster their bullpen.
From Los Angeles Times
After news of the legal challenge broke, Communications Minister Anika Wells told the Australian parliament that the government would not be swayed.
From BBC
After news of the case broke, Communications Minister Anika Wells told parliament the government would not be swayed.
From BBC
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