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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are swaying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gentle movement back and forth, often in reference to objects, people, or nature, such as trees or dancers.
Example: "The trees are swaying in the breeze, creating a soothing sound."
Alternatives: "are moving" or "are rocking".
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The crowd are swaying.
Their combat takes place in the trees, which are swaying in the wind.
The rocks are swaying, like on the raft through the rapids.
The most plausible answer is that powerful interests in the export sector are swaying its decisions.
It's getting darker, the trees are swaying, coconuts are falling, it's raining.
Chorus: The palms are swaying / The beaches are clean / Come on in / The water's lovely.
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Naturally, children are swayed," she said.
But governments of course, are swayed by politics.
Undecided voters are swayed.
I'm not sure people are swayed by it".
You're swaying".
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