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The phrase "under the weight" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something being physically or emotionally burdened or overwhelmed by a heavy load or responsibility. For example: - The old man struggled to walk under the weight of his heavy pack. - Jane felt like she was under the weight of the world as she tried to balance her job and family responsibilities. - The bridge buckled under the weight of the cars and trucks crossing it. - I could see the athlete's shoulders drooping under the weight of the pressure to win. - The company was struggling financially under the weight of its debts.
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His shoulders never sagged under the weight.
Strain under the weight of his sadness?
It crashed under the weight of interest.
The lamps atop two light posts crumbled under the weight.
Rubio collapsed under the weight of his own charming contradictions.
Branches have simply snapped under the weight of snow.
"It is cracking under the weight of its own greed.
A portobello mushroom groaned under the weight of its stuffing.
An assistant carries her gown, arms buckling under the weight.
Presumably under the weight of House Stark fans' tears.
But the summit collapsed under the weight of those expectations.
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