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Meanings of more massive in English

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Usage of more massive in English
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The nest of the Mason-bee of the Pebbles is hardly more massive.
Bramble-Bees and Others
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The same plan as the Spiders, on a much more massive scale.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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The more massive they are, the older they are likely to be.
BBC
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The more massive the ball, the smaller the difference between these two.
Wired
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The more massive the white dwarf is, the slower the pulses get.
Wired
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His countenance was more massive than it looks in any of the portraits.
Selections from Five English Poets
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But the English chandeliers were far more massive affairs than those.
The Story of Glass
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Einstein explained this: The more massive something is, the more gravity it produces.
Wired
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Special relativity says that the faster something moves, the more massive it becomes.
The Guardian
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The resulting stars tended to be more massive than today's stars.
BBC
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Imagine, concert hall PA equipment obsolete-nomore massive amps and speakers.
Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
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Rudd is granting more massive exemptions and free permits to the biggest polluters.
Reuters
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It was a bell more massive than any she'd heard before.
The Wyrmling Horde
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He was nearly the height of Whinney but much more massive.
The Valley of Horses
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However, it consumes the ship's power and may even require mounting more massive reactors.
In Fire Forged
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The finer the instrument is to be, the more massive must be the foundation.
Understanding the Scriptures
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