Pronunciation: /ˈhɛviˌweɪt/
noun a boxer or wrestler in the heaviest weight class
A1 The heavyweight boxer won the championship.
A2 She is a heavyweight in the fashion industry.
B1 The company hired a heavyweight consultant to improve their sales strategy.
B2 The heavyweight contender is expected to win the upcoming match.
C1 He is considered a heavyweight in the field of neuroscience.
C2 The heavyweight politician is leading in the polls for the upcoming election.
adjective of the weight class for boxers and wrestlers above 200 pounds
A1 The heavyweight box was too heavy for me to lift.
A2 She bought a heavyweight coat to keep her warm in the winter.
B1 The heavyweight champion defended his title successfully.
B2 The heavyweight boxer delivered a powerful punch to knock out his opponent.
C1 The heavyweight political debate tackled important issues facing the country.
C2 The heavyweight decision by the court set a precedent for future cases.
formal The heavyweight champion of the world will defend his title next month.
informal I heard that new action movie has a heavyweight actor in the lead role.
slang That guy is a real heavyweight when it comes to video games - he's unbeatable!
figurative In the business world, he is considered a heavyweight due to his extensive experience and success.
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