Weighted: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when describing something that has been assigned an importance or influence based on certain factors.

• In a survey, responses can be weighted to reflect the population accurately
• The exam scores are weighted differently depending on the difficulty of the questions

Used when talking about evaluation or ranking something according to a scale or set of criteria, commonly in an academic or performance context.

• The students' projects were graded based on creativity, execution, and originality
• Meat is graded for quality before being sold to consumers

Used when describing the process of quantifying or assessing the amount, size, or degree of something.

• The length of the room needs to be measured before buying new furniture
• Success in this field is measured by the number of satisfied clients

Used when discussing the worth, importance, or usefulness assigned to something, often based on personal or societal standards.

• Her contributions to the project were highly valued by the entire team
• The antique table is valued at over $1,000

This variation of 'weighted' might have been used twice by mistake. Please refer to the first entry.

• Use examples from the first 'weighted' entry

This term is used to describe a form of exercise that involves working against a force to build muscle and strength. It can include weights, resistance bands, or body weight exercises.

• Incorporate resistance training into your workout routine to build muscle mass

This is a broad term used to refer to exercises specifically aimed at increasing muscular strength and endurance. It encompasses both weighted and resistance training.

• She has been focusing on strength training to improve her overall fitness