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swung
verb as in move back and forth; be suspended
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Example Sentences
This is the way he has handled the entire championship, throughout which Verstappen and Red Bull’s fortunes have swung widely.
The mood among Democratic supporters soon swung from anxious pessimism to excited anticipation.
While Trump has maintained his base of men, evangelical voters, rural residents and non-college-educated voters, the poll found that women, specifically older and politically independent women, have swung in large numbers to Harris.
The popular vote set Hillary Clinton on a course for the White House, but then came the cutting sting of defeat as the electoral college votes swung the election results in favor of Trump.
The man grabbed the woman but she called out and swung her dog lead at him which made him run off.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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