Heavy and Robust

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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

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

Nearby Words: heave, heavyweight, heaviness, heaved, heavily

Robust adjective - Having an abundance of some characteristic quality (as flavor).

Usage example: beef and other red meats should be accompanied by robust wines

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Heavy and robust are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Heavy" instead an adjective "Robust".

Nearby Words: robustness, robustly

With their slender bodies, they were also less heavy than the robust plesiosaurs and pliosaurs.

Source: Useful Notes / Stock Dinosaurs (Non-Dinosaurs)
Robust enough for pieces of World War I vintage to still fire accurately, machined from heavy steel, deeply blued, with strong walnut furniture.

Source: Analysis / They Don't Make Them Like They Used To
Sporting robust HP pools, near-universal ability to equip heavy armour, excellent leadership and a plethora of divine buffing and support spells to boost their combat prowess, the Sisters are a real menace in open melee combat.

Source: Tabletop Game / Mordheim

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