Ainda não temos significados para "more ponderous".
1On less-good days he can morph into a noticeably more ponderous creature.
2At an angle of the ponderous wall frowned a more ponderous gate.
3That revival felt trivial; this one feels a little more ponderous.
4She darted away from him, easily outdistancing his more ponderous stride.
5That step was certainly slower and more ponderous than usual.
6He was bold enough to attempt something vastly more ponderous.
7It is the nature of organizations: the larger they grow, the more ponderous they become.
8It was shapeless, ungainly, slow-moving, impossible to sink in a hurricane, more ponderous than a galleon.
9He is larger and more ponderous than me.
10My ideas of the "Learned Blacksmith" had been of something altogether more ponderous and peremptory.
11All things are more ponderous.
12As is the way with much more ponderous and deliberate men;-asis the way, in a degree, with all men!
13It came out of maybe an impatience with the film development process being slightly more ponderous than I imagined it was.
14He has cut a more rotund, slightly more ponderous figure in the last 18 months, but remains a beautifully pure footballer.
15Crack-Up is an altogether more ponderous record, with lyrics musing on life and a musical blueprint that diverges from what came before.
16The woman glanced toward her bookstore, the leaning stacks and golden lights suddenly seeming darker and more ponderous as Margrit followed her gaze.
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More ponderous ao longo do tempo