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Meaning of weight
The primary meaning of the word "weight" refers to a measure of the heaviness of an object.
Etymology of weight
The word "weight" originates from Old English "wiht", which is also related to Old Norse "vekt" and Old High German "wiht", all of which are derived from the Proto-Germanic word "wihtiz", and ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European root "weip-", which carried a sense of lifting or carrying.
Synonyms
Definitions
- A measure of the heaviness of an object, typically measured in units such as kilograms or pounds.
- A heavy object used to exert a force or pressure on something.
- A feeling of heaviness or oppression, typically due to a sense of responsibility or worry.
- An amount or quantity of something, especially when considered in relation to its importance or influence.
Usage Examples
- The weight of the box was too much for her to lift alone.
- The company has to bear the weight of the economic downturn.
- The doctor advised her to lose weight to reduce the risk of heart disease.
- The weight of the argument was too strong to ignore.
Antonyms
lightness
buoyancy
airiness
weightlessness
easiness
simplicity
freedom
release
relief
gentleness
softness
subtlety
delicacy
daintiness
slightness
slimness
thinness
leanness
compactness.