Pronunciation: /ˈhɛvɪdʒ/

Definitions of heavage

noun a made-up word that combines 'heart' and 'courage', used to describe someone who shows bravery and determination

Example Sentences

A1 Heavage is a term used to describe the visible cleavage of a man's chest.

A2 She couldn't help but notice his heavage as he walked by.

B1 The tight shirt accentuated his heavage, attracting attention from onlookers.

B2 He felt self-conscious about his heavage and made sure to wear looser clothing.

C1 The fashion industry has started to embrace heavage as a trend in men's clothing.

C2 Despite societal norms, he confidently flaunted his heavage at the beach.

Examples of heavage in a Sentence

formal The fashion designer introduced a new trend of heavage in his latest collection, showcasing plunging necklines for men.

informal Did you see the heavage on that guy at the party last night? It was intense!

slang That dude's heavage is out of control, he needs to button up his shirt.

figurative Her heavage of emotions was evident as she struggled to hold back tears during the speech.

Grammatical Forms of heavage

past tense

heavaged

plural

heavages

comparative

more heavy

superlative

most heavy

present tense

heavages

future tense

will heavage

perfect tense

have heavaged

continuous tense

is heavaging

singular

heavage

positive degree

heavage

infinitive

to heavage

gerund

heavaging

participle

heavaged

Origin and Evolution of heavage

First Known Use: 2005 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The word 'heavage' is believed to have originated as a combination of 'heavy' and 'cleavage' to describe a prominent or pronounced cleavage that appears heavy or weighty.
Evolution of the word: The word 'heavage' has gained popularity in recent years, particularly in fashion and entertainment industries, as a playful term to describe a prominent chest area on a male individual. It has evolved from a more literal combination of 'heavy' and 'cleavage' to a slang term used to describe a specific physical feature.