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Meanings of heavy glasses in English

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Usage of heavy glasses in English
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His heavy glasses with their thick rims gave him a scholastic air.
Wild Justice
2
She adjusts her heavy glasses, and her eyes once again magnify.
Lit: a memoir
3
Cut to a GP in his surgery, an older guy, wearing heavy glasses.
Something in the water
4
Mr. Fleming was a small, busy man with heavy glasses and an astonished aspect.
Flesh and blood
5
He had taken off his heavy glasses and his wonderful gray eyes were flashing.
The Forest of Swords: A Story of Paris and the Marne
6
A tall, awkwardly built man, wearing heavy glasses, turned away from the bedside, and looked at me inquiringly.
The Great Secret
7
I felt kind of worried about her: white-haired, heavy glasses, sweet face with a full complement of wrinkles.
Dead as a doornail
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He took off his heavy glasses and gazed at them as they stood, forgetting that they were still hand in hand.
The Hosts of the Air
9
Bert seemed to be peering at him with great intensity, although it was impossible to tell exactly how his eyes looked behind the heavy glasses.
The Hustler
10
Heavy glasses pulled at his nose, and his mouth, always whiskered, turned up as if in pain.
The king of lies
11
"It might not have even happened at all," said one commentator, a NASA astrophysicist with heavy glasses and almost no hair.
James Potter and the Morrigan Web
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"Henry." The woman sucked in her breath and peered down through heavy glasses as if her reputation was at stake, which it was.
With friends like these
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