weigh in's Usage Examples:

Miller (who was within the designated lightweight limit) was able to rehydrate and officially weigh in over the limit himself, at 157.

The judges can also make additional request at the drivers meeting for actions or techniques that will weigh in their decision making (ex; entry technique, racing line, proximity, etc.

not competing in teams or the episodes were filmed around the weigh-in; instead the weigh in occurred near the end.

Gastelum made contact with another person while on the scale, a violation of the weigh in policy.

sex life: NYC transplants weigh in on how the city has changed their shtupping.

Weigh stations are equipped with truck scales, some of which are weigh in motion and permit the trucks to continue moving while being weighed, while.

Meanwhile, Uriah Hall did not weigh in as he fainted en route to the weigh-ins and his fight against former UFC Light Heavyweight.

request that the solicitor general weigh in, a procedure referred to as a "call for the views of the solicitor general" (CVSG).

Joanna Grossman, writing for FindLaw, emphasized the need for the federal courts to weigh in, rather than for states to continue making a public-policy exception when deciding the status of same-sex relationships independently of the decisions of other states, as states have been permitted to do in the case of incestuous marriages.

Vermont would weigh in as a whopping 37% more Republican than the national average in the 1936 election.

Vermont would weigh in as a whopping 34% more Republican than the national average in the 1932 election.

doesn"t weigh in for UFC on FOX 26, fight with Tim Elliott scrapped".

Dual meets often feature one or two pound allowances, but in order to qualify for a league championship, wrestlers are required to weigh in without the benefit of a pound allowance (at scratch weight) a certain number of times during the dual meet season.

Synonyms:

constitutional, intrinsical, inherent, inbuilt, integral, intrinsic,

Antonyms:

extrinsic, inessential, alienable, explicit, fractional,