Heavily is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HEAVILY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a heavy manner; with great weight; as, to bear heavily on a thing; to be heavily loaded.
• As if burdened with a great weight; slowly and laboriously; with difficulty; hence, in a slow, difficult, or suffering manner; sorrowfully.
ADVERB:
• HEAVY, of great weight
• to a great degree; in large amounts
• to a large extent; very or very much
• with a lot of force or effort; with weight
• in a way that is mentally oppressive or hard to endure
• slowly and loudly
• in a slow way that expresses sadness
• to a considerable degree
• in a heavy-footed manner
• with great force
• in a manner designed for heavy duty
• slowly as if burdened by much weight
• in a labored manner
• indulging excessively
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to a great degre; severely

Words related to HEAVILY

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How to use HEAVILY in a sentence

• West of Goritz the town of Cormons also was shelled heavily.
• The infantry, heavily armed with spears and shields, formed a phalanx almost impenetrable of twelve men deep, who marched with great regularity.
• It was all disordered just as he had left it, and an odour of tobacco clung heavily round the curtains and furniture.
• He sat his saddle loosely, one hand falling heavily on the pommel, and his head bent.
• This can be done only when oppression weighs heavily and grievously on the whole people, and is then resisted by all because it is felt by all.
• Augustus was lying in his big chair, before the fire, his face crimson, his mouth wide open, and snoring and breathing very heavily.
• He drank again and then sat back among the bushes, still breathing heavily, but with much more freedom.
• His heels struck ground, and he staggered and fell heavily into a sitting position on something soft and firm.
• She heard his foot going heavily on the floor over her head.
• They pressed on toward the north as fast as they could go, and when night came they were all exhausted, but they ate heavily again and Robert received his share.
• Nearer and nearer came the Indian fleet, partly of canoes and partly of boats, and he counted in them sixteen warriors, all armed heavily.
• Within a foot of his heels came the head of a second one, who fell more heavily than the first, and yet recovered himself as quickly.
• Carl had been drinking heavily since the morning, with vicious recourse to the flute when his mood was darkest.
• The violin fairly sobbed and groaned and wailed, as if the spirit of unconsolable grief were tugging heavily at the strings.
• We could not go to him because our craft was so heavily laden.
• The upper rooms were more heavily furnished, but were most of them shut up in winter.
• For the real stress of her new life was bearing upon her heavily.
• The last time he had heard it, it had been so despondent that his own anxiety had been heavily increased.
• It was heavily sealed and decorated with a large green label bearing a scarlet cross.
• But the rebel had no sooner regained his feet, than he seized Frank around the body, and, lifting him from his feet, threw him heavily to the ground.
• He was breathing heavily, but his resistance was over.
• The atmosphere throughout the neighborhood where Charles and Margaret had lived and breathed, and had their existence, was heavily oppressed with slavery.
• Already the ship began to labour heavily, and my father climbed to the deck to observe the alteration in her trim.

Similar words containing HEAVI without suffix ly

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