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sway
noun as in strong influence
verb as in move back and forth
verb as in influence, affect
Strong matches
Example Sentences
The jury was not swayed by this argument.
But Riyadh continues to wield outsize sway over oil prices through its command of OPEC, which controls up to 40% of the world’s oil output.
But they have limited sway over the group’s armed wing, which remains in the enclave.
The Kremlin’s new official guns-for-hire military force, the Africa Corps, has failed to replicate the financial success and political sway once held by Russia’s private Wagner Group mercenary outfit.
Tesla’s shareholder base is one reason the proxy advisory firms don’t have as much sway.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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