What is another word for heavyweight?
416 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ hˈɛviwˌe͡ɪt], [ hˈɛviwˌeɪt], [ h_ˈɛ_v_i_w_ˌeɪ_t]
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Similar words for heavyweight:
- big (adjective)
- foremost (adjective)
- gargantuan (adjective)
- heavyweight (adjective)
- important (adjective)
- large-scale (adjective)
- major (adjective)
- memorable (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- substantial (adjective)
- weighty (adjective)
- VIP (noun)
- behemoth (noun)
- big name (noun)
- big shot (noun)
- celebrity (noun)
- colossus (noun)
- comer (noun)
- dignitary (noun)
- executive (noun)
- heavy (noun)
- heavyweight (noun)
- higher-up (noun)
- mover and shaker (noun)
- notable (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- rising star (noun)
- somebody (noun)
- superior (noun)
- up-and-comer (noun)
- other synonyms
Synonyms for Heavyweight:
adj.
• big (adjective)- heavyweight,
- thundering,
- super,
- gigantic,
- sizable,
- immense,
- prime,
- valuable,
- enormous,
- material,
- walloping,
- paramount,
- voluminous,
- main,
- roomy,
- husky,
- eminent,
- meaningful,
- hulking,
- awash,
- commodious,
- chock-full,
- brimming,
- influential,
- full,
- leading,
- whopping,
- popular,
- momentous,
- burly,
- jumbo,
- significant,
- stuffed,
- packed,
- powerful,
- principal,
- colossal,
- vast,
- strapping,
- mammoth,
- spacious,
- extensive,
- crowded,
- tremendous,
- consequential,
- whopper,
- capacious,
- prodigious,
- prominent.
- initial,
- inaugural,
- highest,
- preeminent,
- front,
- a-1,
- heavy stuff,
- a-number-1,
- primary,
- arch,
- supreme,
- number one,
- original,
- most important,
- champion,
- premier.
- awkward,
- elephantine,
- bulky,
- fat,
- burdensome,
- excessive,
- cumbersome,
- strictly business,
- abundant,
- critical,
- laden,
- chunky,
- enceinte,
- loaded,
- built,
- professional,
- ample,
- beefy,
- playing hard ball,
- crucial,
- great,
- grave,
- chief,
- major-league,
- exceptional,
- cumbrous,
- front-page,
- high-power,
- four-star,
- considerable,
- lead-footed,
- big-time,
- huge,
- fleshy,
- gravid,
- copious,
- large,
- corpulent,
- serious,
- expectant,
- L.
- high-powered,
- noteworthy,
- world-shaking,
- big-wig,
- salient,
- important,
- earthshaking,
- pivotal,
- distinguished.
- more doozie,
- more rubric,
- sur-passing,
- bigleague,
- memorable,
- topdrawer,
- more rememberable,
- mindblowing,
- more something,
- more surpassing,
- top-drawer,
- most rememberable,
- doozie,
- un forgettable,
- sur passing,
- red letter,
- most doozie,
- more bodacious,
- redletter,
- un-forgettable,
- most something,
- most rubric,
- most bodacious,
- extra-ordinary,
- mind blowing,
- most surpassing.
- oversize,
- hot stuff,
- substantial,
- large-scale,
- at the cutting edge,
- super-duper,
- Headmost,
- big,
- bigtime,
- Rememberable,
- gargantuan,
- bodacious,
- leviathan,
- a whale of a,
- at the leading edge,
- pre-eminent,
- foremost,
- hotdog,
- superduper,
- super colossal,
- extra ordinary,
- super-colossal,
- heavy-duty,
- no nonsense,
- at cutting edge,
- weighty,
- primo,
- top drawer,
- supercolossal,
- buller,
- mondo.
n.
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- mover and shaker,
- hefty,
- prime mover,
- mogul,
- figure,
- a force to be reckoned with,
- authority figure,
- leading light,
- massive,
- magnate,
- ponderous.
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- box,
- corner,
- bare-knuckle,
- arm-wrestling,
- cross,
- boxing,
- bout,
- count out,
- bantamweight.
- top liners,
- head liners,
- wellknown person,
- top-liners,
- topliners,
- well known person,
- person be reckoned with,
- top-liner,
- well-known persons,
- wellknown persons,
- well-known people,
- big stars,
- head liner,
- head-liners,
- top liner,
- very important persons,
- captain industry,
- head-liner,
- wellknown people,
- well known persons,
- very important people,
- well known people.
- high-muck-a-muck,
- fat cat,
- big gun,
- big fish,
- big guns,
- heavy-hitter,
- Big Man on Campus,
- high man on the totem pole,
- big cheese,
- big cat,
- big cats,
- head honcho,
- big-shot.
- director,
- skipper,
- higher-up,
- ceo,
- management,
- commander,
- officer,
- brass,
- entrepreneur,
- head,
- leadership,
- businessperson,
- manager,
- governor,
- administrator,
- administration,
- boss,
- government,
- industrialist,
- EXEC,
- tycoon.
- generators,
- trailblazer,
- wheeler dealer,
- achievers,
- pathfinder,
- man of influence,
- wheeler and dealer,
- palpable presence,
- affluential,
- achiever,
- enterprising person,
- trailblazers,
- movers,
- go getter,
- mover,
- pathfinders.
- high ups,
- bigtime operator,
- high-ups,
- highup,
- pooh bah,
- pooh-bahs,
- highups,
- poohbah,
- big-time operators,
- big time operators,
- poohbahs,
- bigtime operators,
- pooh bahs.
- very important person,
- directorate,
- famous people,
- hotdogs,
- high up,
- matman,
- megastar,
- important person,
- large person,
- Heroes,
- gladiator,
- person to be reckoned with,
- hierarchy,
- someone,
- panjandrum,
- top brass,
- high-up,
- hotshot,
- key player,
- pugilist,
- cheese,
- somebody,
- cynosure,
- Cheeses,
- big-name,
- headliner,
- big-time operator,
- hotshots,
- boxer,
- luminary,
- head person,
- mahatma,
- famous person,
- pooh-bah,
- big stuff,
- celebs,
- wrestler,
- lion,
- big star,
- co,
- rising star,
- panjandrums,
- directorates,
- personage,
- Worthies,
- grappler,
- CEOS,
- mahatmas,
- cos,
- prizefighter,
- major leaguer,
- big time operator,
- celeb,
- the cheese,
- megastars,
- captain of industry,
- notable,
- dynamo,
- well-known person,
- headliners,
- topliner,
- influential person,
- executive,
- superstar,
- big name,
- superstars,
- supervisor,
- immortals.
Other synonyms:
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- notability.
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- character.
How to use "Heavyweight" in context?
When most people think of heavyweight, they might think of boxing gloves and muscle. But the heavyweight division of athletics goes beyond that. There are weightlifting and powerlifting tournaments at the heavyweight level. And, while boxing and wrestling can be tough, they're not really heavyweight sports.
The term heavyweight is typically reserved for athletes who weigh more than what's considered a normal weight for their sex and height. Technically, anyone who weighs more than155 pounds (70 kilos) is a heavyweight, but the common definition is athletes who weigh at least twice as much as the next heaviest competitor.
Paraphrases for Heavyweight:
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Independent
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Adjective
cumbersome, lorry, major, thick, weighty.
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Noun, singular or mass
lorry.
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Adjective
heavy, heavy-duty.
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Proper noun, singular
heavy.
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Noun, singular or mass
heavy.
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Hyponym for Heavyweight:
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