Weighed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WEIGHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WEIGH, to determine the weight of
• find out how heavy (someone or something) is, typically using scales
• have a specified weight
• balance in the hands to guess or as if to guess the weight of
• measure and take from a larger quantity of a substance a portion of a particular weight
• assess the nature or importance of, especially with a view to a decision or action
• compare the importance of one factor with that of (another)
• influence a decision or action; be considered important

Words related to WEIGHED

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Words that contain WEIGHED

reweighed17 unweighed17 outweighed18 preweighed20 foreweighed22 overweighed22 counterweighed24

How to use WEIGHED in a sentence

• The statements of Dion Cassius as to the misdeeds of the philosopher must be weighed against the absence of any condemnation of his proceedings in the pages of Tacitus.
• The dreadful load of public affairs, which he could not shake off, weighed down his soul with anxiety and sorrow.
• Never had she sinned, never until that day had any consciousness of guilt weighed upon her conscience.
• Man here is weighed by his purse, not by his mind, and, according to the preponderance of that, he rises or sinks in the scale of individual opinion.
• At six months having, as yet, had none of the diseases supposed to be inevitable, the boy weighed thirty pounds.
• They weighed anchor at night, and following morning made you, by threats, promise to steer them to the island.
• The next morning we weighed with the flood and worked up the opening against the wind for sixteen or seventeen miles, when the tide turned, and we anchored in eleven fathoms.
• During this consultation, many different plans for effecting the liberation of the prisoner were suggested, and, after being duly weighed, abandoned as impracticable.
• When I called, he had potatoes that weighed at least seven pounds.
• All the gold and silver received in the mint is weighed in this room.
• The question must be decided by the general himself on the ground, where all the circumstances may be duly weighed.
• Against this he weighed the probability of a fight if he did not speak.
• For as to myself, the subject had been thoroughly weighed and decided on, and my retirement from office had been meant from all office, high or low, without exception.
• Hear now a curious dream I dreamed last night, Each word whereof is weighed and sifted truth.
• I remember her now as a large, fine-looking woman, who weighed something over two hundred pounds, and she stood about five feet ten-and-a-half inches in height.
• On the 23d of July, 1579, the ship weighed anchor and sailed out of the harbor.
• Her brain weighed, two days after her death, seven ounces.
• In the same way each phrase or sentence, or figure of speech, should be weighed separately, for its rhetorical accuracy.
• I weighed the possibility that I might have to kill him before we reached Shainsa.
• It lay in the open yard until February last, when it was weighed and hauled to the fields.
• Had he obeyed his instincts, he would have begun to stroll along the beach as soon as the vessel had weighed anchor.
• He had had the little lump weighed and tested, and knew exactly how much it was worth.
• Then with equal gravity the blind man weighed the coin in the balance of his hand.
• It was the Massanuttons that weighed on the mind of Banks.
• Of course, there will always be a class of doubting Thomases ready to deny the presence of any divine leadership that may not at once be touched and weighed and measured.
• Why should he stand aside and let her go, for such a shadow as that ceremony had been? The Champneys money? That meant nothing weighed in the balance with his desire.
• The value of not a single one of them could have been measured or weighed.
• She weighed every quiet firm word that fell from Dick, she appreciated the feeling which gave them wings, she searched his face, his eyes.
• Embarrassment and expectancy weighed down the whole party, so that they began suddenly to speak at once and simultaneously to stop.
• The cubic contents amounted to above nine million feet of solid masonry, and are calculated to have weighed 702,460 tons.

Similar words containing WEIGH without suffix ed

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