Swing and Tendency

Swing

Swing noun - Changing location by moving back and forth.

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Tendency and swing are semantically related in trend topic. In some cases you can use "Tendency" instead a noun "Swing".

Nearby Words: swinging, swinger, swingle

Tendency noun - A prevailing or general movement or inclination.

Usage example: we'll be seeing a tendency for skirt lengths to get shorter this coming season

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Swing and tendency are semantically related in trend topic. Sometimes you can use "Swing" instead a noun "Tendency".

good	good swing	good tendency
high	high swing	high tendency
long	long swing	long tendency
short	short swing	short tendency
Other adjectives: heavy, massive, great, little, aforementioned.

However, it has a tendency to swing back toward Lovecraft Lite, even if through incredible amounts of effort on the part of the protagonists.

Source: Cosmic Horror Story
A character whose personality isn't marked by any set mood, but by their tendency to swing between moods drastically.

Source: Mood-Swinger
In Sony's MLB The Show, if a user has a tendency to swing at certain pitches outside of the zone at a high frequency, the AI will exploit that weakness often until the player stops doing so.

Source: Artificial Brilliance

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