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weighed
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Samuel Johnson's Dictionary
Weighedadjective
Experienced.
Etymology: from weigh.
In an embassy of weight, choice was made of some sad person of known experience, and not of a young man, not weighed in state matters. Francis Bacon.
Webster Dictionary
Weighed
of Weigh
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of weighed in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of weighed in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Examples of weighed in a Sentence
The body weighed 150kg [23.6 stone] and it had to be recovered from a difficult place at that altitude. It was a Herculean task.
He would have weighed all of the factors -- the weather, the condition of the ship.
When we were deciding whether to go to end-to-end encryption across the different apps, this was one of the things that just weighed the most heavily on me.
Nowotny's comments hit the euro just as it was beginning to firm, and the currency could weighed down if other ECB official hint at the need for further easing.
First, it means the Norges Bank will buy 18 billion more NOK in February than in January, which adds a flow supportive argument to NOK after a week where the stagnating reflation theme weighed, secondly, the larger NOK buying pace will drain liquidity from the interbank market, which puts upward pressure on NOK FRA/OIS spreads. By extension, this will improve the carry case of a long NOK position.
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