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US/swɪŋ/
UK/swɪŋ/
a seat on ropes or chains that moves back and forth; also a sudden change
In context
The kids took turns on the swing in the park.
Lack of sleep can cause mood swings and make you feel anxious.
The party was in full swing when we arrived.
Words that go with swing
noun + noun
- mood swingsTeenagers often have mood swings.
- golf swingHe is working on his golf swing.
noun + preposition
- in full swingExam season is in full swing.
- on the swingMy daughter loves going on the swing.
adjective + noun
- sharp swingThere was a sharp swing in public opinion.