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weighty

[wey-tee] / ˈweɪ ti /




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While she addresses such weighty topics as police brutality and climate disasters in her large-scale works, making wearables provides comfort.

From Los Angeles Times

Journalists from Bloomberg Green picked seven climate and environmental books they loved despite their weighty content.

From Los Angeles Times

A weighty data slate awaits in China that will give more signals on the economy’s strength.

From The Wall Street Journal

The film honors maturity and all its weighty deliberations without putting a sheen of sentimentality on the condition.

From The Wall Street Journal

Initially called “Fiber K” by the DuPont chemist who invented it, it was a replacement for the rubber used in women’s foundation garments, which was weighty, hot and quick to stretch out.

From The Wall Street Journal