What is the meaning of sway pull weight nyt?

[Alicea]

The phrase sway pull weight nyt appeared in a clue I’m solving, and I’m unsure how to interpret it. Does it suggest influence or authority rather than physical force? NYT clues often lean metaphorical. Some guidance would be appreciated.

 

[Gdinscecar]

In sway pull weight NYT crossword clues, “sway / pull / weight” usually means clout influence or power someone has.

 

[Elias]

Sway pull weight NYT refers to words associated with influence, force, or tension. Sway, pull, weight each describe different types of control: “sway” means to influence, “pull” indicates a literal or figurative force, and “weight” signifies importance or pressure. Together, they hint at power or leverage.

 

[Arthur]

In NYT crossword usage, “sway pull weight” means influence or clout the ability to persuade or have power over decisions or people.

 

[Kian]

The phrase “sway, pull, weight” in a NYT context usually refers to influence or impact. Sway means the ability to persuade, pull is leverage or connections, and weight is significance or authority in decision-making or opinion.