What is another word for having a weight of?
Pronunciation: [hˌavɪŋ ɐ wˈe͡ɪt ɒv] (IPA) 
The term "having a weight of" refers to the heft or mass of something, which can be expressed in many different ways. Some synonymous phrases for "having a weight of" include "weighing" or "being weighed at," "tipping the scales at," "bearing down at," or "being burdened by." Additionally, words like "heavy," "massive," "ponderous," or "weighty" can convey the sense of a great weight or heft. Other synonyms might be "laden," "carrying," or "holding." When describing something of great gravity or importance, you might use terms like "momentous," "crucial," or "vital" to evoke a similar sense of weight or significance.
