heavy
adjective12 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.0
be heavy9.0
To describe the state of weighing a lot.
feel heavy8.0
To perceive something as weighing a lot.
look heavy7.0
To appear to weigh a lot.
seem heavy7.0
To give the impression of weighing a lot.
get heavy7.0
To start to be heavy; also used for things like rain or traffic becoming more intense.
become heavy6.5
To start to be heavy.
To cause something to become heavy.
To discover or feel that something is heavy.
grow heavy5.0
To gradually become heavy, often used metaphorically (e.g., eyelids growing heavy means getting sleepy).
Collocations with "heavy"
... + heavy
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