Heavy
nnoun.personan actor who plays villainous rolesHypernyms:actor histrion player role player thespian
Inherited Hypernyms:heavyactorperformerentertainerpersoncausal agentphysical entityentity
Inherited Hypernyms:heavyactorperformerentertainerpersonorganismliving thingwholeobjectphysical entityentity
nnoun.cognitiona serious (or tragic) role in a playHypernyms:character part persona role theatrical role
Inherited Hypernyms:heavycharacterportrayalactingactivityacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity
Inherited Hypernyms:heavycharacterportrayalactingperforming artshumanistic disciplinedisciplineknowledge domaincontentcognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity
adjadj.allof comparatively great physical weight or densityAttributes:weight
Examples:- a heavy load
- lead is a heavy metal
- heavy mahogany furniture
Antonyms:light
Derivationally Related Form:heaviness
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:dense doughy soggy heavier-than-air hefty massive non-buoyant ponderous
adjadj.allunusually great in degree or quantity or numberExamples:- heavy taxes
- a heavy fine
- heavy casualties
- heavy losses
- heavy rain
- heavy traffic
Antonyms:light
Derivationally Related Form:heaviness
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:harsh
adjadj.allof the military or industry; using (or being) the heaviest and most powerful armaments or weapons or equipmentExamples:- heavy artillery
- heavy infantry
- a heavy cruiser
- heavy guns
- heavy industry involves large-scale production of basic products (such as steel) used by other industries
Antonyms:light
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
adjadj.allmarked by great psychological weight; weighted down especially with sadness or troubles or wearinessExamples:- a heavy heart
- a heavy schedule
- heavy news
- a heavy silence
- heavy eyelids
Antonyms:light
Derivationally Related Form:heaviness
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:burdensome onerous taxing distressful distressing disturbing perturbing troubling worrisome worrying leaden weighted oppressive weighty
adj satadj.allusually describes a large person who is fat but has a large frame to carry itSynset:fleshy overweight
Antonyms:thin
Derivationally Related Form:fleshinessoverweightheaviness
Inherited Hypernyms:fleshy
Similar to:fat
adj satadj.all(used of soil) compact and fine-grainedSynset:clayey cloggy
Examples:- the clayey soil was heavy and easily saturated
Antonyms:loose
Inherited Hypernyms:clayey
Similar to:compact
adj satadj.alldarkened by cloudsSynset:lowering sullen threatening
Antonyms:clear
Derivationally Related Form:sullenness
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:cloudy
adjadj.allof great intensity or power or forceExamples:- a heavy blow
- the fighting was heavy
- heavy seas
Antonyms:light
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:big
adjadj.all(physics, chemistry) being or containing an isotope with greater than average atomic mass or weightTopic:chemical sciencechemistry
Examples:- heavy hydrogen
- heavy water
Antonyms:light
Derivationally Related Form:heaviness
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
adj satadj.all(of an actor or role) being or playing the villainExamples:- Iago is the heavy role in 'Othello'
Antonyms:virtuous
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:wicked
adj satadj.allpermitting little if any light to pass through because of denseness of matterSynset:dense impenetrable
Examples:- dense smoke
- heavy fog
- impenetrable gloom
Antonyms:thin
Derivationally Related Form:density
Inherited Hypernyms:dense
Similar to:thick
adj satadj.allof relatively large extent and densityAntonyms:thin
Derivationally Related Form:heaviness
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:thick
adj satadj.allmade of fabric having considerable thicknessAntonyms:thin
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:thick
adj satadj.allprodigiousSynset:big
Examples:- big spender
- big eater
- heavy investor
Antonyms:temperate
Inherited Hypernyms:big
Similar to:intemperate
adj satadj.allfull and loud and deepSynset:sonorous
Examples:- heavy sounds
- a herald chosen for his sonorous voice
Antonyms:thin
Derivationally Related Form:sonorousnesssonority
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:full
adj satadj.allgiven to excessive indulgence of bodily appetites especially for intoxicating liquorsSynset:hard intemperate
Antonyms:nonindulgent
Derivationally Related Form:intemperateness
Inherited Hypernyms:intemperate
Similar to:indulgent
adj satadj.allof great gravity or crucial import; requiring serious thoughtSynset:grave grievous weighty
Examples:- grave responsibilities
- faced a grave decision in a time of crisis
- a grievous fault
- heavy matters of state
- the weighty matters to be discussed at the peace conference
Antonyms:unimportant
Derivationally Related Form:gravitygravenessweightinessweight
Inherited Hypernyms:grave
Similar to:important of import
adj satadj.allslow and laborious because of weightSynset:lumbering ponderous
Examples:- the heavy tread of tired troops
- moved with a lumbering sag-bellied trot
- ponderous prehistoric beasts
- a ponderous yawn
Antonyms:light-footed
Derivationally Related Form:ponderousness
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:heavy-footed
adj satadj.alllarge and powerful; especially designed for heavy loads or rough workExamples:- a heavy truck
- heavy machinery
Antonyms:light-duty
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:heavy-duty
adj satadj.alldense or inadequately leavened and hence likely to cause distress in the alimentary canalAntonyms:digestible
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:indigestible
adj satadj.allsharply inclinedAntonyms:gradual
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:steep
adj satadj.allfull of; bearing great weightSynset:weighed down
Examples:- trees heavy with fruit
- vines weighed down with grapes
Antonyms:empty
Derivationally Related Form:heaviness
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:full
adj satadj.allrequiring or showing effortSynset:labored laboured
Examples:- heavy breathing
- the subject made for labored reading
Antonyms:effortless
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:effortful
adj satadj.allcharacterized by effort to the point of exhaustion; especially physical effortSynset:arduous backbreaking grueling gruelling hard laborious operose punishing toilsome
Examples:- worked their arduous way up the mining valley
- a grueling campaign
- hard labor
- heavy work
- heavy going
- spent many laborious hours on the project
- set a punishing pace
Antonyms:effortless
Derivationally Related Form:heavinessarduousnesslaboroperosenesshardnesslaboriousnesstoilsomeness
Inherited Hypernyms:arduous
Similar to:effortful
adj satadj.alllacking lightness or livelinessSynset:leaden
Examples:- heavy humor
- a leaden conversation
Antonyms:lively
Derivationally Related Form:heaviness
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:dull
adj satadj.all(of sleep) deep and completeSynset:profound sound wakeless
Examples:- a heavy sleep
- fell into a profound sleep
- a sound sleeper
- deep wakeless sleep
Antonyms:shallow
Derivationally Related Form:profoundness
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy
Similar to:deep
adj satadj.allin an advanced stage of pregnancySynset:big enceinte expectant gravid great large with child
Examples:- was big with child
- was great with child
Antonyms:nonpregnant
Derivationally Related Form:graviditygravidnessexpectlargeness
Inherited Hypernyms:big
Similar to:pregnant
advadv.allslowly as if burdened by much weightSynset:heavily
Examples:- time hung heavy on their hands
Pertainyms:heavy
Inherited Hypernyms:heavy