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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a great weight" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that feels heavy or burdensome. Example: "Carrying a great weight of regret, she made her way to the cemetery to visit her late husband's grave."
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The sound of a great weight landing.
As if a great weight had been dropped into it.
A great weight of evidence puts that statement beyond doubt.
He feels a great weight pressing down on his head.
Somehow a great weight seems lifted from me".
All I know is that our hero has a great weight on his back.
I feel like I've had a great weight lifted off my shoulders!
So what does it really take to be a great weight lifter?
And on the rare occasions when he isn't drinking, a great weight is lifted.
"It lifted a great weight off my shoulders," Rebecca says in the book.
Switzerland had shouldered a great weight of history and the parallels had looked clear.
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