What is another word for has weight?
Pronunciation: [hɐz wˈe͡ɪt] (IPA) 
The phrase "has weight" refers to something that has mass and can be measured on a scale. Synonyms for this phrase include "is substantial," "carries gravitas," "holds significance," "bears influence," and "has heft." "Is substantial" suggests that something is substantial in size or quantity, while "carries gravitas" implies that it has a sense of importance or seriousness. "Holds significance" emphasizes the importance of something, while "bears influence" suggests that something has the ability to affect others. "Has heft" is a more informal way of saying that something is weighty or substantial. These synonyms can be used in a variety of contexts, from describing a physical object to discussing a person's impact or influence.
