Examples of 'much heavier' in a sentence
Meaning of "much heavier"
much heavier ~ This phrase is used to describe something that has a significantly greater weight compared to something else. It can be used in both literal and figurative contexts to emphasize the magnitude or intensity of a particular situation or object
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much heavier
Their car is much heavier than ours.
Much heavier nursing problems in the hospitals.
I am not that much heavier than you.
Much heavier than many of its competitors.
You were not much heavier than now.
This burden of proof is thus much heavier.
Really much heavier than you imagined.
The album features a much heavier sound.
You are much heavier than you used to be.
They were much bigger and much heavier.
Gerald was much heavier and more plastic.
Whereas the other one was much heavier.
Not much heavier and so much nicer.
These charges carry much heavier penalties.
And much heavier than he mentioned.
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This is because it is much heavier than wood.
Tom is much heavier than he used to be.
The burden has indeed grown much heavier.
It carried a much heavier meaning back then.
Much heavier than the weight.
Coming down much heavier than it was.
In our world her life will be much heavier.
Gold is much heavier than water.
The new version was much heavier.
You were much heavier than a nightdress.
The second sack was much heavier.
It is getting much heavier than it was a few weeks ago.
All of a sudden my burdens have grown so much heavier.
Imitated much heavier stone vaulting.
The commercial bikes of those times were much heavier.
Lead is much heavier than aluminum.
So the same volume of wood plastic is much heavier.
Which seemed much heavier when it was put back.
The brake pedal will feel much heavier.
The bag was much heavier on the way home.
Your roof will be much heavier.
Life is so much heavier than we thought.
This feels like you are driving a much heavier car.
It was just much heavier and darker.
Much heavier than mine.
An axe is much heavier and slower.
Much heavier metal sinks to bottom and is separated by hand.
Psychological pressure is much heavier than a locked door.
The much heavier vessel punches holes in the hull.
The atmosphere grew much heavier than normal.
Much heavier load.
Some industries are much heavier regulated than others.
This was possible because others paid a much heavier price.
It is much heavier than other versions.
Fog will not get much heavier now.
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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
