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willow in the wind

noun

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  1. One whose views are easily and regularly changed by the persuasion or influence of others.

    • [T]he CAB has rightfully seen Congress as a willow in the wind, bending to the wishes of whatever special interest groups and businesses speak loudest.
    • Justice is not a willow in the wind; justice stands immutable against unjust forces.
    • If he has to vote against taxes, he will—and his vote won't change from day to day: “I'm not gonna be a willow in the wind.”

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