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On this page you'll find 31 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to slewing, such as: avert, bend, cover-up, divert, hook, and pivot.
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How to use slewing in a sentence
In response he first plunged violently, then kicked, then reared, finally slewing round so quickly as nearly to unseat me.
A FRONTIER MYSTERYBERTRAM MITFORDHe seized Constans by the shoulders, slewing him around and pushing him towards the steps that led to the terrace.
THE DOOMSMANVAN TASSEL SUTPHENThe muzzle of one of the forward guns was slewing around to bear upon the ship.
YANKEE SHIPS AND YANKEE SAILORS: TALES OF 1812JAMES BARNESCain was gesturing at the scanner, stubby finger tracing a slewing pip of light.
THE WOMEN-STEALERS OF THRAYXFOX B. HOLDENThe Fifth Avenue bus went sliding, slewing, and curving along the wet pavement.
WANTED: A HUSBANDSAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMSI saw them lasso cattle, and catch them by the tail at full gallop, and throw them by slewing them round.
THREE MONTHS IN THE SOUTHERN STATES, APRIL-JUNE 1863ARTHUR J. L. (LIEUT.-COL.) FREMANTLEIndeed the unguided craft was slewing about, making quick turns and big circles as the wind blew her.
TOM FAIRFIELD'S SCHOOLDAYSALLEN CHAPMANI tink he am ober on de oder side ob de riber slewing Injins and Tories.
WYOMINGEDWARD SYLVESTER ELLISSlewing round to a new target, the gunners kept up a steady return, shot for shot.
MERCHANTMEN-AT-ARMSDAVID W. BONEThe Negroes were doubled up with laughter at the slewing of the unwieldy machine.
FAMOUS DAYS IN THE CENTURY OF INVENTIONGERTRUDE L. STONE