Phrases with «deadweight»

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The word "deadweight" refers to something heavy or burdensome that slows down progress or holds you back. It can represent a person, situation, or item that adds no value or benefit and instead is only a hindrance. Full definition

«deadweight» + noun

Sentences with «deadweight»

  • To be better than Chelsea we have to be more consistent, and for my liking we need to lose of deadweight like Flamini too. (justarsenal.com)
  • The exhibition will also include works from several of Serra's drawing series made in the 1990s, such as Deadweights (1991), Weight and Measure (1994), Rounds (1996 — 97), and Out - of - Rounds (1999 — 2000). (museumpublicity.com)
  • Weight transfer that leads to understeer or oversteer is remarkably palpable in slow corners, thanks in part to the chassis stiffness and lack of feedback - muddying deadweight like nav systems, airbags, and stereo. (automobilemag.com)
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