Pronunciation: /ˈhɛvi/
adjective of great amount, force, or intensity
A1 The box was too heavy for me to lift.
A2 She carried the heavy bag all the way home.
B1 The suitcase was so heavy that I had to ask for help.
B2 The workload at my new job is quite heavy, but I'm managing it well.
C1 The decision to close the factory was a heavy burden for the CEO.
C2 The emotional weight of the situation was heavy on all those involved.
adverb in a heavy manner; with great weight or force
A1 She carried the heavy bag with difficulty.
A2 The rain fell heavily all night long.
B1 He breathed heavily after running up the stairs.
B2 The workload was so heavy that she had to work late into the night.
C1 The decision weighed heavily on his mind as he considered the consequences.
C2 The atmosphere in the room was heavy with tension as they awaited the results.
formal The box was too heavy for the elderly woman to lift.
informal I can't believe how heavy this suitcase is!
slang That backpack is mad heavy, bro.
figurative The news of her illness weighed heavy on his heart.
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