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heavy-duty
adjective as in big
adjective as in big
Strongest matches
adjective as in large-scale
Weak matches
- a whale of a
- ample
- awash
- brimming
- bulky
- bull
- burly
- capacious
- chock-full
- colossal
- commodious
- considerable
- copious
- crowded
- enormous
- fat
- full
- gigantic
- good
- great
- healthy
- heavyweight
- hefty
- hulking
- humongous
- husky
- immense
- jumbo
- mammoth
- mondo
- monster
- oversize
- packed
- ponderous
- prodigious
- roomy
- spacious
- strapping
- stuffed
- supercolossal
- thundering
- tremendous
- vast
- voluminous
- walloping
- whopper
- whopping
adjective as in puissant
Weak matches
- able
- able-bodied
- active
- athletic
- big
- capable
- durable
- enduring
- energetic
- firm
- fixed
- forceful
- forcible
- hale
- hard as nails
- hardy
- hearty
- heavy
- in fine feather
- mighty
- muscular
- potent
- powerful
- reinforced
- robust
- rugged
- secure
- sinewy
- solid
- sound
- stable
- stalwart
- stark
- staunch
- steady
- stout
- strapping
- sturdy
- substantial
- tenacious
- tough
- unyielding
- vigorous
- well-built
- well-founded
- well-made
Example Sentences
It later adopted a number of rules curtailing diesel pollution in heavy-duty trucks and equipment at ports.
At 3:40 p.m., the four motorcyclists head to their truck to claim their bikes and don chest protectors, heavy-duty knee-high boots, knee pads and bedazzled helmets.
He had a job at a warehouse, doing heavy-duty lifting and taking inventory, but even that’s being taken over by computers and robots.
The CHP was coordinating with the pilot and two heavy-duty tow trucks to remove the aircraft.
Despite historic investments in electric school buses and heavy-duty truck charging, much more infrastructure will be needed to charge however many electric buses that can be secured for the Games.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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