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Slow and laborious because of weight.
heavy
lumbering
heavy-footed
Ponderous.
uninteresting
1
Urban voters in particular have criticized Banda's response as
ponderous
and ineffectual.
2
Princes of the blood royal had sat in the
ponderous
carved oak-chairs.
3
Gerrard's departure leaves Liverpool short of one slightly
ponderous
34-year-old central midfielder.
4
Wilshere is rarely fit, leaving West Ham's
ponderous
midfield short of options.
5
A man of unusual height and
ponderous
proportions appeared in the opening.
6
Nathaniel Adams Sawyer sat in his library reading a
ponderous
legal document.
7
Araminta heard the
ponderous
motions of larger systems through her rib cage.
8
Through the breach fell the
ponderous
weight of a river left unsupported.
9
Round went the men, and steadily and safely rose the
ponderous
chain.
10
But the muff lay in her lap,
ponderous
with its rich enclosures.
11
He seemed to feel an actual
ponderous
weight on his young shoulders.
12
It is like the arched and
ponderous
roof of the poet's mausoleum:
13
Then it may get quietly intense and
ponderous
toward the 2nd week.
14
She extended the note with a second dip of her
ponderous
form:
15
His short innings was
ponderous
by the hectic standards of these matches.
16
In favour of the man before her, they swung with
ponderous
obviousness.
ponderous
more ponderous
ponderous weight
too ponderous
ponderous mass
so ponderous