to weigh on
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/wˈeɪ ˈɑːn/
British pronunciation
/wˈeɪ ˈɒn/
weigh upon

Definition & Meaning of "weigh on"

to weigh on
[phrase form: weigh]
01

to cause worry or unhappiness due to a problem or responsibility

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The mounting debt weighed her on heavily, affecting her overall well-being.
He tried to separate work stress from personal life, but it still weighed him on.
02

to cause problems for something such as a market, usually making it decrease in value

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The economic uncertainty began to weigh on the stock market, causing a noticeable decrease in share prices.
News of the company 's financial struggles started to weigh on investor confidence, resulting in a decline in the overall market sentiment.
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