weigh up

Frequency: 7.211.2 per million words

To consider the good and bad aspects of something in order to make a decision.

weighVERB + ADVERB

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Examples (10)

  • The jury weighed up the evidence carefully.
  • Before making a big investment, you should always weigh up the pros and cons.
  • She weighed up her options before accepting the job offer.
  • It's important to weigh up the risks and benefits of any venture.
  • They are currently weighing up whether to move to a new city.
  • The committee needs to weigh up all the proposals.
  • The government will weigh up public opinion before implementing the new policy.
  • I need some time to weigh up the situation before I decide.
  • He meticulously weighed up every aspect of the plan.
  • Always weigh up the long-term consequences of your actions.