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heavisome

heavisome adjective: characterised or marked by heaviness; of a sad or gloomy mood.

Adjective

heavisome (comparative more heavisome, superlative most heavisome)

  1. (archaic, dialectal) Characterised or marked by heaviness; of a sad or gloomy mood.

Forms of heavisome

comparativemore heavisome
superlativemost heavisome

Origin of heavisome

From Middle English hevysom, equivalent to heavy + -some.

Questions about heavisome

What does heavisome mean?
Heavisome means characterised or marked by heaviness; of a sad or gloomy mood.
What part of speech is heavisome?
Heavisome is an adjective.

Words near heavisome in the dictionary

  1. Heaviside unit function
  2. Heaviside unit functions
  3. Heaviside's dolphin
  4. Heavisidean
  5. Heavisidian
  6. heavisome
  7. Heavitree
  8. Heavner
  9. Heavners
  10. heavy
  11. heavy artillery

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