sway
en
Definition
To move slowly from side to side or back and forth, or to influence someone to change their opinion or behavior.
In real videos
A creepy-looking mannequin begins to sway on its own before plummeting to the ground. Cheryl and her daughter are left shaken up as neither of them were near the doll when it moved. They were too far to have done anything. Feeling totally baffled, they promptly rushed out of the room in a panic frenzy.
Scary Comp. V83
Then we'd all sit on the floor and sway and swing—not swing, we would just dance like swing, but I just want to clarify. Yeah, so a lot of the art in the house is from local artists. This is from Isabel LeMay. I did not think Jensen was going to go for it because there were a lot of flowers, and I thought he would be kind of like, "It's too girly for me," but he actually loved it and was on board right away.
Inside Jensen and Danneel Ackles' Home | Open Door | Architectural Digest
Let's get started. >> [music] [music] >> Open air. >> [music] >> Side by side we sway there [singing] in all the colors.
What I Eat in a Day on Svalbard | Summer Meals
That’d probably sway them not to.
Every Minute One Person Is Eliminated
So little countries looking to add political sway to economic development by making deals with well-connected individuals take on additional risk because those people may not be around for long.
Why so many Albanians hate the Trump-Kushner resort deal so much | DW News