Examples of 'heavier than other' in a sentence
Meaning of "heavier than other"
heavier than other: indicating that a particular object or individual is of greater weight compared to others in its category
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heavier than other
This type is heavier than other materials.
Heavier than other shoes of its kind.
It is admittedly heavier than other knives.
Heavier than other water bottles.
They are denser and heavier than other materials.
Heavier than other similar programs.
The reason is that it is a little heavier than other plane models.
It is heavier than other products of this category.
Composite decking materials do tend to be more expensive and heavier than other wood types.
A little heavier than other walkie talkies.
It will resist scratches and tarnish, but it 's heavier than other options.
It is much heavier than other versions.
They can be long or short, and are generally heavier than other racquets . [ 3 ].
A bit heavier than other shoes.
Heavier than other compressors.
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Some grief is … is heavier than other grief.
Heavier than other harnesses in the market - It 's primarily because of its many buckles.
However, it is a little heavier than other smart phones.
They are heavier than other models and are not aesthetically so beautiful.
Silicone dolls are heavier than other kinds of dolls ; which is a good thing.
Heavier than other C-classes.
Is Enko heavier than other running shoes?
Yes, but no heavier than other boxes you have watched us carry.
They're a little bit… heavier than other dumpling with the potato, because potato makes it light.
It is slightly heavier than other bikes on this list at 349 pounds.
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Examples of using Heavier
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This is heavier than my mom at the prom
My tongue hath but a heavier tale to say
And heavier than we had previously thought
