Synonyms for weighed down
weighed down

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1. heavy, weighed downadjective

   full of; bearing great weight

   "trees heavy with fruit"; "vines weighed down with grapes"

   Synonyms:
   laboured, sullen, overburdened, laborious, bowed down(p), overweight, toilsome, intemperate, with child(p), sound, wakeless, dense, grueling, heavy(p), threatening, grave, loaded down(p), cloggy, heavy(a), large(p), clayey, enceinte, grievous, fleshy, hard, weighty, impenetrable, gruelling, expectant, lumbering, ponderous, backbreaking, sonorous, great(p), profound, operose, weighed down(p), heavy, arduous, big(a), labored, punishing, gravid, big(p), lowering, leaden

   Antonyms:
   empty, unburdened

2. bowed down(p), loaded down(p), overburdened, weighed down(p)adjective

   heavily burdened with work or cares

   "bowed down with troubles"; "found himself loaded down with responsibilities"; "overburdened social workers"; "weighed down with cares"

   Antonyms:
   empty, unburdened

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1. Masafumi Yamamoto:

   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.

2. Paul Nolte:

   I doubt we'll see a rate hike this year, the market is weighed down by debt. It's very difficult to see consumer spending ramp up substantially unless the debt levels fall.

3. Greg Daco:

   Restrictions and delays in visa and passport applications have weighed down on immigration, from an economic perspective immigration is a positive, so reducing immigration has weighed down on the economy.

4. Giuseppe Sersale:

   We are in a very volatile phase and it's not that surprising that any gains trigger profit taking. Europe is weighed down by a weak start at Wall Street.

5. Kevin Seifert:

   Joe Biden’s failure to curb inflation, his big-government agenda and his caving to the progressive left were anchors that weighed down Democrats in many competitive districts and Republicans were able to explain this to both their base and to persuadable voters, it wasn’t a 'red wave,' as many hoped for, but Republicans now hold the gavels in the House, which means they can stop more bad economic policies from getting passed and exercise proper oversight over the Biden administration. Winning the House majority is a big deal and it should not be minimized.