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View definitions for put on the scale

put on the scale

verb as in weigh

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Example Sentences

“Single-family zoning is one of the chief weights put on the scale to ensure the de facto segregated city that we live in.”

From Slate

Barr suggests a finger was put on the scale to affect the election.

Perry said, “I recognize the markets have had a role in the evolution of our energy mix. But no reasonable person can deny the thumb, or even the whole hand, if you will, has been put on the scale in favor of certain political outcomes.”

From Salon

Of course that’s only when it’s being waged by the Republicans on debatable policy matters and liberals need a convenient thumb to put on the scale.

From US News

A plate of food is put on the scale and the rate at which it leaves the plate is recorded, with an audible warning if it is being eaten too quickly for the person to realise they are full.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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