swayed

UK
/sweɪd/
US
/sweɪd/

Translations

swayedpast participle
UK
/sweɪd/
US
/sweɪd/
Past participle of "sway" used adjectivally.
подверженный влиянию
He was swayed by her arguments.
Он был подвержен влиянию её аргументов.
Her swayed opinion made it difficult to make a decision.
Её колеблющееся мнение затрудняло принятие решения.
swayverb

swayed

Past Simple

swayed
Past Simple
swayed
Past Participle
swaying
Gerund
UK
/sweɪ/
US
/sweɪ/
The trees sway gently in the wind.
Деревья мягко качаются на ветру.
His opinion tends to sway with the majority.
Его мнение склонно колебаться вместе с большинством.
She tried to sway the jury with her emotional testimony.
Она пыталась повлиять на присяжных своим эмоциональным свидетельством.
swaypast participle

swayed

Describes someone or something that has been influenced.

Definitions

swayedpast participle
Influenced or affected by a particular factor or argument.
The jury was swayed by the compelling evidence presented by the defense.
swayverb
To move slowly or rhythmically backward and forward or from side to side.
The trees swayed gently in the breeze.
To influence or change someone's opinion or decision.
The compelling argument swayed the jury's verdict.
(archaic) To govern or rule over; to hold dominion.
Long ago, powerful monarchs swayed entire empires without challenge.
To cause something to move slowly or rhythmically back and forth or from side to side.
She swayed the baby's crib to help him fall asleep.
swaypast participle
Having been influenced or persuaded; not impartial.
Many swayed voters changed their minds after the debate.