|
Dense objects used to measure the mass or counterbalance and enhance strength in physical exercises
“I went to the gym and picked up the heavy weights to build muscle strength.”
Plural for the heaviness of an object, substance, or person
“There are different approaches to lightweight design when it comes to reducing the weight of a vehicle.”
Plural for freight, or something heavy, that is carried, conveyed or transported
“The handbag you use on a daily basis shouldn't be too big either, as hauling a heavy weight around all day is bound to hurt your back.”
Plural for something that is a burden, or that oppresses
“Clara felt that it was a weight off her mind to find her confession so well-received.”
Plural for the central or greater part of something
“Despite his protestations of innocence, the weight of the evidence is clearly against him.”
Plural for special importance, value, or prominence placed on something
“This would give more weight to the fact that running public utilities in the public interest is not the natural function of private enterprise.”
Plural for the ability of someone or something to influence decisions or actions
“You write that my remaining inactive is much approved of by our friend Peduceus, whose opinion has great weight with me.”
Plural for any weight that is suspended
“A weight hanging from a string and suspended from the same point as the cardboard will act as a plumb line and indicate the line of gravity.”
Plural for a weight used to balance another
“If you have a larger telescope on only one side, you balance it with a weight on the other side for greater stability.”
Plural for the state or condition of being fat
“The constant struggle with his weight would prevent him from ever reaching his full potential as an athlete.”
To burden, load or encumber with
“To keep the plate under the brine, weight it down with two to three sealed quart jars filled with water.”
|
