give weight

The phrase "give weight" is used to express the act of attaching importance or credibility to something, often influencing decisions or opinions.

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Definition

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(idiomatic)To consider something as important or significant.

Example

  • The committee gave weight to the expert's testimony when making their decision.

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(idiomatic)To enhance the credibility or legitimacy of something.

Example

  • The new evidence gave weight to the defense's argument.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "give weight":

weigh incarry weightweigh downgain weightgross weighttip the scaleabsolute weightnet weightdead weightgive groundgive waygive place