Similar words: weigh, weight, outweigh, weighing, overweight, lose weight, underweight, put on weight. Meaning: v. 1. be oppressive or disheartening to 2. exert a force with a heavy weight.
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(1) Too much responsibility when too young can weigh down on a child.
(2) She collects stones to weigh down her basket, but as there is no hurry she falls asleep on the bank.
(3) A ball of lead will weigh down an equal bulk of feathers.
(4) The presents weigh down the branches of the Christmas tree.
(5) Any cut that's designed to weigh down hair so it's flat like a one - length bob.
(6) While being too fact-heavy can weigh down the storytelling, I try to carefully weave information into my voice-over. It's a stylistic choice.
(7) These nests increase in size each year, and can eventually weigh down the branch. Sentencedict.com
(8) Do you know if a piece of lead will weigh down an equal bulk of iron?
(9) Now, the bad news: her message harbored enough pronouns to weigh down a computer screen.
(10) Sediments washed into the basin from both the fore-arc ridge and island arc weigh down the crust in this area, creating the depression.
(11) Any buildup in bad loans and dud projects could weigh down growth and public finances.
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