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Meanings of very heavy in English
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Usage of very heavy in English
1
It cleared up at seven o'clock; very heavy dew in the morning.
2
I looked out of the open window; my heart was very heavy.
3
The country is deeply in debt, and the taxes are very heavy.
4
Cans of sardines, for example, would be ornamental, but are very heavy.
5
So we're talking Christmas morning, there could be some very heavy rain.
6
The gold is in an iron box and it is very heavy.'
7
The snow was very deep and loose, and the going very heavy.
8
In the first place, it is very heavy, heavier even than lead.
9
He was very sick and his heart was very heavy in him.
10
He was very heavy-hearted; he had just got a letter from you.
11
Heavy dew last night; sky completely overcast with very heavy rainy-looking clouds.
12
The casualties there during the last few days have been very heavy.
13
The nut that produces a very heavy crop is the valuable nut.
14
The cart was very heavy, and in addition, there were many ascents.
15
Or perhaps his heart was very heavy in spite of his whistling.
16
The casualties were very heavy, and included amongst the officers 2nd Lieut.
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Very heavy through the time
Very heavy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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