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weigh in

weɪ ɪn

neutral
intermediate
Base verb:
weigh
Particle:
in
Separable:
No

What does "weigh in" mean?

To offer an opinion or contribute to a discussion

Examples

  • The CEO weighed in on the new marketing strategy.
  • Several stakeholders weighed in before the final decision.
  • Could you weigh in on this proposal?
  • The legal team weighed in with concerns.

How to use it

Commonly used in meetings and discussions.

Similar expressions

contribute
chime in
give input

Opposites

stay silent
hold back

Related phrasal verbs

  • get in

    To enter a place, building, or vehicle

  • turn in

    To go to bed (informal)

  • give in

    To finally agree to something after refusing or resisting

  • bring in

    To introduce or implement something new

  • come in

    To enter a room, building, or place

  • break in

    To enter a building illegally, usually by force

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