Difference between Weighed Down and Break Ground

WEIGHED DOWN vs BREAK GROUND: ADJECTIVE

To lift off the sea bottom when being weighed.
To initiate a new venture, or to advance beyond previous achievements.
To begin digging in the earth at the start of a new construction, or, originally, for cultivation.

Revolutionise, Shoring up, Drying up, Proxy fight, Fend off, Downside risk, Make headway, Eke out, Shrug off, Bowed down, Loaded down, Full, Overburdened, Heavy, Burdened

Set ablaze, Buyout bid, Lash out, Gain ground, Snuff out, Liven up, Shrug off, Take aim, Get rid of, Foray into, Clamp down, Fend off, Make headway, Crack down, Say farewell

Foray into, Revolutionise, Shoring up, Drying up, Proxy fight, Fend off, Downside risk, Make headway, Eke out, Shrug off, Loaded down, Full, Overburdened, Heavy, Burdened

Set ablaze, Buyout bid, Lash out, Gain ground, Snuff out, Liven up, Shrug off, Take aim, Get rid of, Foray into, Clamp down, Fend off, Make headway, Crack down, Say farewell

He was narcissistically impaired, weighed down by the heat.
He weighed down the top end with a Bible.
Saudi Arabia and Russia further weighed down energy prices.
Friday, weighed down by its key networks unit.
Lacking in comfort when weighed down; limited organization.
So light that I never feel weighed down.
It can make your hair look weighed down.
Man is weighed down by guilt and fear.
The rabbit comes crashing down on a terrified porter, weighed down as he was with a huge pack and numerous provisions.
But a morally corrupted person will fall down and stay weighed down with misery and evil.