Synonyms for weigh
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1. weigh

   An individual considers, meditates, ponders, reflects, by himself; he weighs a matter in his own mind, and is sometimes said even to debate with himself. Consult and confer always imply two or more persons, as does debate, unless expressly limited as above. Confer suggests the interchange of counsel, advice, or information; consult indicates almost exclusively the receiving of it. A man confers with his associates about a new investment; he consults his physician about his health; he may confer with him on matters of general interest. He consults a dictionary, but does not confer with it. Deliberate, which can be applied to a single individual, is also the word for a great number, while consult is ordinarily limited to a few; a committee consults; an assembly deliberates. Deliberating always carries the idea of slowness; consulting is compatible with haste; we can speak of a hasty consultation, not of a hasty deliberation. Debate implies opposing views; deliberate, simply a gathering and balancing of all facts and reasons. We consider or deliberate with a view to action, while meditation may be quite purposeless.

   Synonyms:
   confer, consider, consult, debate, deliberate, meditate, ponder, reflect

   Preposition:
   We deliberate on or upon, also about or concerning a matter: the first two are preferable.

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1. weighverb

   have a certain weight

   Synonyms:
   count, consider, matter, press, librate

2. consider, count, weighverb

   show consideration for; take into account

   "You must consider her age"; "The judge considered the offender's youth and was lenient"

   Synonyms:
   count, look, view, consider, number, turn over, librate, press, conceive, take, deliberate, reckon, matter, depend, bet, study, debate, think, look at, calculate, numerate, deal, moot, regard, enumerate, see, believe

3. weigh, librateverb

   determine the weight of

   "The butcher weighed the chicken"

   Synonyms:
   count, consider, matter, press, librate

4. count, matter, weighverb

   have weight; have import, carry weight

   "It does not matter much"

   Synonyms:
   librate, matter, press, number, look, count, reckon, enumerate, numerate, depend, consider, bet, calculate

5. weigh, pressverb

   to be oppressive or burdensome

   "weigh heavily on the mind", "Something pressed on his mind"

   Synonyms:
   fight, adjure, agitate, press out, consider, iron, constrict, librate, crusade, iron out, weight-lift, beseech, exhort, matter, weightlift, campaign, urge on, entreat, compact, squeeze, bid, compress, contract, count, press, conjure, push, urge

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1. weighverb

   Synonyms:
   try in the balance, find the weight of

2. weighverb

   Synonyms:
   counterbalance, be equivalent to in weight

3. weighverb

   Synonyms:
   examine, ponder, balance in the mind, meditate upon

4. weighverb

   Synonyms:
   gravitate, be heavy

5. weighverb

   Synonyms:
   bear, press, bear heavily, press hard

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1. List of paraphrases for "weigh":

   spite, weighing, weighs, weight, pose, assess

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1. Bob Corker:

   If a final agreement is reached, the American people, through their elected representatives, must have the opportunity to weigh in to ensure the deal truly can eliminate the threat of Iran’s nuclear program and hold the regime accountable.

2. Osama Hamdy:

   I ’m cautious about this and people have to weigh the risks and benefits.

3. William Foster:

   Increased expenditure on income transfers, farm loan waivers or other forms of subsidies would weigh further on government finances.

4. Fed Chair Janet Yellen:

   These developments, if they prove persistent, could weigh on the outlook for economic activity and the labour market.

5. James Esseks:

   The Supreme Court has done a lot to change the position of LGBT people in America, but there are big open questions the court may well weigh in on in the future, so there's a lot at stake.