Synonym: dodge, shift, sidestep, turn. Similar words: answer, answer for, nerve, serve, deserve, reserve, observe, fervent. Meaning: [swɜrv /swɜːv] 
n. 1. the act of turning aside suddenly 2. an erratic deflection from an intended course. v. turn sharply; change direction abruptly.
n. 1. the act of turning aside suddenly 2. an erratic deflection from an intended course. v. turn sharply; change direction abruptly. 31. The control principle of airspeed keeping, altitude keeping, course keeping and swerve control is analyzed, too.
32. The car made a sudden swerve to avoid the child.
33. Players notice they have more power, more control and more swerve, and that the shoe allows them to strike a ball with pinpoint accuracy.
34. She was grateful to her companion for not tempting her to swerve.
35. One ought not to swerve from the path of duty.
36. As a result they sometimes swerve unpredictably, making life even harder for the players.
37. If you see a Scouser on a bicycle, why should you never swerve to hit him?
38. I had to swerve when that road hog overtook me and cut in front.
39. Neither riches nor honours can corrupt him ; neither poverty nor humbleness can make him swerve from principle ; and neither threats nor forces can subdue him.
40. Cyclists who swerve to avoid dogs may fall off their bicyles.
41. He did not swerve a hair's breadth from the decision he had made.
42. But Robinson skirted this potential objection by making her novel swerve away from the traditionally novelistic.
43. A maladroit movement of his hand caused the car to swerve.
44. In order to study the terminal precision guidance of the hypersonic air-to-surface missile with constraints,(sentencedict.com/swerve.html) the guidance law was designed respectively in the pitching plane and swerve plane.
45. The actual experiment results show that under the proposed control, line-tracking robot can effectively sashay , swerve and so on.