Heavily
Heavily adverb - To a great degree.
Both words in one sentence
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Drazi and Vree employ small ships of similar conception, only faster (and, in the case of the Vree, more heavily armed than anything of similar size) and more thinly armored.
Source: Fan Fic / The Dilgar War -
The leader of the CUT immediately after the Change is heavily implied to be the Unabomber (or at least a very thinly-veiled Expy of him).
Source: Literature / Emberverse -
No Celebrities Were Harmed: Meyer Wolfsheim is a thinly-veiled Expy of gambler and mob boss Arnold Rothstein, who, like Wolfsheim, is infamous for fixing the 1919 World Series; Gatsby himself is heavily based on Ohio bootlegger George Remus.
Source: Literature / The Great Gatsby
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