heavily

/ˈhɛvəli/
adverb
  1. To a great degree; very much or in large amounts.
    • It rained heavily all afternoon, so we stayed inside.
    • She relies heavily on her parents for financial support.
    • The company invested heavily in new technology.
  2. With a lot of weight or force.
    • She leaned heavily on the table to catch her breath.
    • The box was heavily loaded with books.
    • He fell heavily to the ground after tripping on the rug.
  3. In a slow, deep, or labored way, especially when breathing or moving.
    • After running up the stairs, he was breathing heavily.
    • The old dog slept heavily, not even waking when the doorbell rang.
    • She sighed heavily and sat down.
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