weigh on (Meaning)
Wordnet
weigh on (v)
be oppressive or disheartening to
Synonyms & Antonyms of weigh on
weigh on Sentence Examples
- The decision weighed heavily on his mind, causing him sleepless nights.
- The scales failed to weigh the oversized suitcase, indicating its excessive weight.
- The burden of guilt weighed on her conscience, causing her deep anguish.
- The toddler weighed only 15 pounds, indicating a concerning lack of growth.
- The doctor weighed the pros and cons of the surgery before recommending it.
- The antique book weighed a hefty amount, suggesting its age and value.
- The lawyer weighed the evidence carefully before making a compelling case.
- The ship's cargo weighed down the vessel, causing it to sail low in the water.
- The responsibility of leadership weighed on the mayor's shoulders.
- The weight of the backpack weighed down the hiker, making the climb difficult.
FAQs About the word weigh on
be oppressive or disheartening to
compress, shove,bear (down on), press, lean (on or against),depress, punch, force, propel, thrust
No antonyms found.
The decision weighed heavily on his mind, causing him sleepless nights.
The scales failed to weigh the oversized suitcase, indicating its excessive weight.
The burden of guilt weighed on her conscience, causing her deep anguish.
The toddler weighed only 15 pounds, indicating a concerning lack of growth.
