Definition for Heavy:

• a serious ( or tragic) role in a play

Synonyms for Heavy:

• adj.

  •deep (adjective)
  • hard to understand.
  •depressed, gloomy (adjective)
  • sad,
  • leaden.
  •dull (adjective)
  • inert.
  •having great weight (adjective)
  • elephantine,
  • large,
  • gross,
  • fleshy,
  • ponderous,
  • gravid,
  • massive.
  •heavy (adjective)
  • pressing,
  • gravitational.
  •lethargic (adjective)
  • hebetudinous.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • heavily.

• n.

  •
  • awkward.
  •
  • low-pitched,
  • laden.
  •
  • dead.
  •heavy (noun)
  • heavyweight,
  • steep,
  • compact,
  • stressed,
  • accented.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • stout,
  • lifeless.
  •
  • lumpish.
  •
  • dirty.
  •
  • low.
  •big
  • big.
  •fat
  • fat.
  •Other relevant words:
  • misty,
  • dim,
  • tragedian,
  • tragical,
  • thickset,
  • tame,
  • tragic,
  • droopy,
  • slow-witted,
  • exanimate,
  • heavy with child,
  • leaded,
  • flat,
  • obtuse,
  • blunt,
  • heavy with sleep,
  • serried,
  • low-toned,
  • Lethargical,
  • Overburdensome,
  • slack,
  • heavyhearted,
  • supine,
  • phlegmatic,
  • hazy,
  • weightily,
  • lump,
  • logy,
  • vaporous,
  • cramp,
  • tragedienne,
  • coarse.

Paraphrases for Heavy:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    weighty, hefty, ponderous.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    difficult, harsh, arduous, immense, busy, overwhelming, far-reaching, stiff, formidable, devastating, high-intensity, vehement, heated, overstaffed, elevated, fraught, exorbitant, hectic, vigorous, profound, crippling, disproportionate, large-scale, damning, challenging, terrible, bulky, painful, drastic, costly.
  • Proper noun, singular
    heavily.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    torrential, cumbersome, burdensome, onerous, enormous, heavy-handed, tremendous, heavy-duty, heavy-lift, unwieldy, heavyweight, daunting, expensive.
  • Proper noun, singular
    heavy-duty, heavyweight.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    heavyweight.

Antonyms for Heavy:

• adj.

  • all
    light.
  • depressed, gloomy
    dry, cheerful.
  • difficult, severe
    mild, facile, kind, peaceful, courteous, soft, moderate, gentle, calm, smooth, polite, nice, simple.
  • having great weight
    lightweight, happy, handy, skinny, insignificant, airy, thin, inconsequential, graceful, easy, moving, convenient, poor, trivial, slight, underweight, unimportant, miniature, smoooth, tiny, small, impoverished, joyful, little, gay, unsubstantial.
  • Other antonyms:
    inept, incapable, tantalizing, mindless, superficial, unqualified, fabulous, infirm, marvelous, cozy, loose, suspenseful, bewitching, user-friendly, hospitable, cloudless, amazing, decreased, empty, sunlit, shiny, ineffective, qualified, captivating, illuminated, awesome, digestible, light-duty, enlivening, spectacular, accessible, impotent, moderated, strict, comfortable, aborting, undersized, charming, doable, provocative, obscure, virtuous, nonindulgent, achievable, relaxed, sensational, soothing, pleasant, astonishing, attractive, comforting, minor, galvanizing, barren, light-footed, thrilling, natural, uncomplicated, bearable, mesmerizing, diet, restful, tolerable, plain, entrancing, endurable, unskilled, unskillful, lit, stirring, lean, agreeable, snug, exciting, relaxing, enchanting, toned, slimming, exhilarating, painless, hair-raising, animating, incompetent, touching, cheap, poignant, radiant, alluring, spellbinding, unfit, invigorating, undemanding, unknown, lessened, powerless, nameless, sunshiny, nonfat, sunny, astounding, anonymous, eye-opening, uncelebrated, inexpert, surprising, wonderful, helpless, lite, reposeful, energizing, unseasoned, balmy, friendly, dazzling, beguiling, alleviated, diminished, brilliant, wondrous, nonfattening, reduced, breathtaking, infertile, gradual, weak, manageable, elementary, luxurious, rip-roaring, lively, inspiring, subdued, eased, electrifying, genial, feeble, illumined, Miscarrying, stimulating, frail, clement, unserious, rousing.

Hyponym for Heavy:

• n.

  • cognition
    persona, role, part, theatrical role, character.
  • person
    role player, thespian, player, Histrion, actor.