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I . sway [sweɪ] VB intr

sway
chwiać [perf za-] się

II . sway [sweɪ] VB trans

2. sway fig (change):

to sway sth
to sway the balance

III . sway [sweɪ] N no pl

1. sway (movement):

sway

2. sway liter (control):

sway
wpływ m
to hold sway over sb
to hold sway over sb

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A more recent interpretation is that sway has a fractal structure.
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The altepetl was the unit that held sway over a given territory and defended and possibly expanded it by military might.
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These were frequently well-meaning friends or family members who wanted to participate, or help sway the verdict of the trial.
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At first victory was not swayed by either one or the other party, and so the battle continued for a long time.
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Either swayed or wafted, and words spoke in whispers.
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Sway describes a dancer's body position in which the entire body gracefully deflects from the vertical.
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He was swayed by a group of ex-directors of the club.
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In the late 1970s and early 1980s, assimilationist policies held clear sway.
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She sways again then collapses on the floor, unconscious.
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The masses were incapable of analyzing or deciding anything on their own and would therefore be swayed by the most persuasive speeches.
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