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weighted
01
made heavy or weighted down with weariness
02
adjusting values or proportions to give more importance to certain factors relative to others
Example
The weighted voting system ensures that shareholders with more shares have a greater say in company decisions.
The electoral college employs a weighted voting system where each state's representation is based on its population size and number of congressional seats.
Mark bought a weighted jump rope to intensify his workout routine.
The weighted GPA takes into account the difficulty of courses by assigning higher values to grades earned in honors or advanced placement classes.
In the weighted grading system, final exam scores are given greater importance than homework assignments to reflect their higher value in determining the overall grade.
