Heavy and Notable

Heavy

Heavy adjective - Having great power or influence.
Usage example: she's not among the handful of heavy critics who can make or break a Broadway show

Notable and heavy are semantically related In some cases you can use "Notable" instead an adjective "Heavy".

Notable

Notable adjective - Standing above others in rank, importance, or achievement.

Heavy and notable are semantically related in important topic. Sometimes you can use "Heavy" instead the word "Notable" as an adjective or a noun, if it concerns topics such as celeb. informal substitute

Nearby Words: noted, notably, notability, noting

Both words in one sentence

  • Music / Rancid The most notable are: ...And Out Come The Wolves, which introduced a heavy Ska influence to the band's sound after two albums of (admittedly more bass heavy and poppy than usual) Hardcore.
  • Music / Led Zeppelin III New Sound Album: Despite still being heavy rock "Led Zeppelin III" was notable because for having a different, slower musical approach than their previous albums.
  • Gonk Notable exception — Princess Nine's Mao Daidouji being heavy-set is important to her characterization, but she is drawn in a realistic style.
    Source: Gonk
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