ON THE HEAVIER SIDE

Definition: Referring to something that is relatively heavier or on the heavier end of a spectrum, often used in the context of weight or mass.

Synonyms: Weighty, Bulky, Hefty, Ponderous, Substantial

Usage Examples in Sentences

Mary's backpack is on the heavier side compared to her classmates'.

In winter, jackets tend to be on the heavier side to keep you warm.

The baby panda is on the heavier side, enjoying bamboo shoots in the zoo.

The treasure chest in the pirate story was on the heavier side, filled with gold coins.

Her academic workload this semester is on the heavier side, with multiple assignments and research projects.

The winter coat was on the heavier side, providing warmth during the coldest days of the season.

Despite being on the heavier side, the antique bookshelf added a touch of elegance to the living room.

The dessert menu had tempting options, but she opted for something on the lighter side after a heavy dinner.

The debate touched on issues on the heavier side of politics, prompting passionate arguments from both sides.

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The package was on the heavier side, but I managed to carry it upstairs.

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Although the price is on the heavier side, the quality of the product justifies it.

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She bought a winter coat on the heavier side to keep her warm in the cold weather.

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On the heavier side, the package contained extra padding for protection.

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Using boxes on the heavier side reduces the risk of damage during transportation.

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When choosing between boxes, prioritize those on the heavier side for better protection.

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Though slightly more expensive, packages on the heavier side offer increased durability.

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In terms of laptops, this one is on the heavier side.

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His jokes, often on the heavier side, were not everyone's cup of tea.

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On the heavier side, the raindrops felt like small pellets.