Bad
Heavy
Heavy adjective - Difficult to endure.
Usage example: ignoring common sense, she drank the parasite-infested pond water and paid a heavy penalty for it
Both words in one sentence
- Even though not the leader of the Seven Barian Emperors, he's the Big Bad and The Heavy of the entire series and betrays the Barians for his own Evil Plan.
Source: Five Bad Band / Anime - As if the Poltergeists weren't bad enough, periodically you hear the footsteps of something very heavy, as in heavy enough to shake the ground, but at first that's all there is to it.
Source: Nothing Is Scarier / Video Games -
Stretching "bad" a bit (if you consider someone bad simply because he was a heavy drinker who liked to party all the time), but Dionysus loved his mother Semele enough to rescue her from The Underworld once he reached adulthood.
Source: Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas
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