heavyweight
/ˈhɛviˌweɪt/
adjective
- Very important, powerful, or influential.
- The company hired a heavyweight lawyer to handle the complex case.
- She gave a heavyweight speech that changed many people's minds.
- The heavyweight politicians met behind closed doors to discuss the new law.
- Relating to the heaviest weight class in boxing or wrestling.
- The heavyweight division has produced some of the most famous athletes in history.
- She follows heavyweight boxing matches closely.
- He won the heavyweight championship belt after a tough fight.
- Very heavy in weight.
- The heavyweight crate required two people to lift.
- The suitcase was so heavyweight that it exceeded the airline's limit.
- They used a heavyweight fabric for the winter curtains.
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noun
- A person or thing that is very important, powerful, or influential.
- She is a heavyweight in the world of international finance.
- The conference attracted several political heavyweights from around the globe.
- In the tech industry, he is considered a heavyweight due to his many successful startups.
- A professional boxer or wrestler in the heaviest weight class, typically over 175 pounds (79 kg) for boxers.
- Many young boxers dream of becoming a heavyweight contender one day.
- The heavyweight champion defended his title in a thrilling match last night.
- He trained for years to compete as a heavyweight in the Olympics.
- A person or animal that is very heavy in weight.
- In the dog show, the heavyweight category included large breeds like Great Danes.
- The wrestler was a true heavyweight, weighing over 300 pounds.
- The truck was designed to carry heavyweights like construction equipment.
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