Heavily built
Massive and heavily built are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Massive" instead an adjective phrase "Heavily built".
Massive
Massive adjective - Having great weight.
Heavily built and massive are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Heavily built" instead an adjective "Massive".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- thick and heavily built
- thick and massive
- solid and heavily built
- solid and massive
- substantial and heavily built
- substantial and massive
- voluminous and heavily built
- voluminous and massive
- husky and heavily built
- husky and massive
- heavy and heavily built
- heavy and massive
- stout and heavily built
- stout and massive
Both terms in one sentence
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In Naruto, Zabuza Momochi and Kisame Hoshigaki both wield their massive swords (Decapitating Carving Knife and Samehada, respectively) one-handed; both are very heavily built.
Source: One-Handed Zweihänder -
Females of the minotaur-like Tauren are pretty heavily built, true... but they're still utterly slender and feminine compared to the massive bulls.
Source: Cute Monster Girl - In Batman: Arkham Asylum, Killer Croc is heavily built up as a massive threat, with a torn apart animal cage with skeletons in it, the patient diaries where he bites a man's hand off, and the fact that he's a Nine-Foot-Tall lizard man.
Source: Anti-Climax Boss
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