weighted
- adjective
- /ˈweɪtɪd/
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cargado
- But then turns out the weighted blanket was too heavy, too weighted.
But then turns out the weighted blanket was too heavy, too weighted.
- But then turns out the weighted blanket was too heavy, too weighted.
- And, you know, I understand that things are very, very weighted right now.
- My first jump in battalion, I'm weighted down.
- A balloon, yes, can rise and float away, but not if it's weighted down.
- So I created a shoe that was a toning shoe that was weighted.
- For example, walking with a weighted vest.
- They're trying to step up a ladder and get to a higher point, do something that's not weighted down with trivial things.
- You trained for the most recent ram by wearing a weighted helmet, right, to try to strengthen those neck muscles.
- All right, next thing that's so important for you to get better quality sleep, consider getting a weighted blanket.
- Instead the rooster is tied to a post while the players throw weighted sticks known as cock steals at the poor bird until it dies.
- Today has been a long weighted video on my part.
- And I should have mentioned earlier on the Sunday long rock or weighted hike or jog.
- Sweating in a weighted blanket Criminal it is.
- She like it was a weighted blanket hater until this one.
Examples
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This whole plant is so weighted down, you'd think I could properly stake something around here.
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And, you know, I understand that things are very, very weighted right now.
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My first jump in battalion, I'm weighted down.
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You trained for the most recent ram by wearing a weighted helmet, right, to try to strengthen those neck muscles.
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So we've got everything tethered down, weighted down, even the crew are tethered in.
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They're trying to step up a ladder and get to a higher point, do something that's not weighted down with trivial things.
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After carrying the heavy boxes all day, I felt so weighted and exhausted that I could barely move.
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The discussion felt weighted with the tension of unresolved issues that everyone was trying to ignore.
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Her heart was weighted with sadness after hearing the news about her friend's illness.
Synonyms
220
1.0
Full of a large amount of something and bending under it
16
5.5
Full of a strong feeling such as guilt or sadness
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4.5
Carrying heavy things or having serious worries that make you feel tired
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4.2
Has more than it can safely hold, for example weight, work, or electricity
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4.1
Heavy and difficult to lift
1
4.6
Having too much work or responsibility to manage
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7.4
Being heavy and slow because you feel tired
Carrying a heavy weight that makes moving slow or hard
Carrying a large load, for example snow on branches
Not able to move easily because of heavy things or too many duties
Full of worry and sadness because of problems
Having an unwanted duty or problem you must deal with
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
3
3.7
A number you get by giving some numbers more importance than others
- Specialized
An average that gives some numbers more importance using assigned values
- Specialized
An average where some numbers count more than others, for example when scores have different importance
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Morphology
Etymology
The word weighted comes from weight, meaning 'heavy', and is like having a load that presses you down. That's why someone with weighted arms or eyelids feels heavy and slow.