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sway·ing
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swayingnoun
The motion of something that sways.
Webster Dictionary
Swaying
of Sway
Swayingnoun
an injury caused by violent strains or by overloading; -- said of the backs of horses
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of swaying in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of swaying in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
Examples of swaying in a Sentence
It’s the anniversary of the independence of our country, it just makes me happy to see them swaying in the breeze.
It was very strong, we were swaying backwards and forwards for quite some time, we don't have any reports of damage or injuries.
When God gives you so much potential but won't let you reach it, when you wanna move forward but the world won't let you, it's like swaying a bone in front of a dog, you know he wants it but you don't give it to him, you would rather tease him with it instead, it's just God's way, the world's way of being cruel to you and keeping you down.
I went with her and her girlfriend in the car, the person was swaying driving and I remember we hit either some garbage or a mailbox. When we got to my condo, she walked me to the door and tried something on with me. She was trying to kiss me. I was so sickened that I was crawling up the stairs inside trying not to throw up so my dad would n’t see me.
It was really, really horrific. Everyone on the island is still in shock, we kept seeing tons of people praying, running out of buildings, 'cause they were swaying.
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