heavily

In ponderous fashion

Heavily means with great weight or force.

A load that weighs heavily presses down hard.

The word extends to intensity and degree: heavily armed, heavily edited, heavily in debt.

To breathe heavily suggests exertion or distress.

It rained heavily all night.

Something that weighs heavily on your mind burdens you with worry.

intense

deeply

To a profound extent

acutely · extremely · greatly · intensely · seriously · significantly · considerably · substantially · markedly · tremendously

abundant

thickly

In dense fashion

abundantly · liberally · lavishly · generously · plentifully · richly · extravagantly · luxuriantly · lushly · saturated

physical

ponderous

Awkwardly heavy or slow

laboriously · sluggishly · wearily · trudging · plodding · clomping · thudding · stomping · dragging · leaden

burdened

laden

Heavily weighted down

overburdened · saddled · taxed · strapped · swamped · bogged down · overwhelmed · inundated · freighted · packed

armed

fortified

Made more resistant

weaponized · armored · equipped · reinforced · garrisoned · patrolled · secured · protected · shielded · barricaded

influenced

shaped

Given a particular form

colored · tinted · informed · dominated · permeated · suffused · imbued · marked · stamped

invested

committed

Firmly pledged or bound

dependent · staked · vested · immersed · devoted · dedicated · entangled · enmeshed · embroiled

Categories
Opposites
weight/force

heavilylightly

With little weight

gently · softly · delicately · feebly · loosely

degree/intensity

heavilylightly

With little weight

slightly · mildly · moderately · somewhat · minimally

density/abundance

heavilysparsely

In a thin manner

lightly · thinly · scantily · meagerly · scarcely

Phrases
Family

heaviness, heavier, heaviest

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G