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makeweight

[ UK /mˈe‍ɪkwe‍ɪt/ ]
NOUN
  1. anything added to fill out a whole
    some of the items in the collection are mere makeweights
  2. a weight added to the scale to reach a required weight

How To Use makeweight In A Sentence

  • The message from Thistle, though, is they are not makeweights in this Premierleague.
  • The idea is that he will be used as a makeweight in a deal to get one of their prisoners back.
  • Disc two's round-up of singles hints at last-minute doubts about disc one: doubts that, two or three makeweights aside, are unjustified.
  • Samuel Eto'o had also been mentioned as a possible makeweight in any deal for Owen but he is determined to join Barcelona.
  • The three concertos added as makeweight were recorded in 1982-83.
  • The makeweight argument worries about stale claims and evidence.
  • The thing is that it is not as if we have five strong players with four makeweights.
  • France, after the shock of defeat by Prussia in the war of 1870-1, began to look to its cultural achievements as a makeweight to military failure.
  • He has not been signed to the club as a makeweight to fill out the numbers.
  • The interviews are moderately interesting - the composers discuss their earliest musical experiences and the background to their featured works - but they are clearly makeweights.
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