Adverb:

अत्यंत ओझे,

heavily's Usage Examples:

Cleveland advised that the park commissioners purchase a lot no less than in size, and that it should be situated many miles away from the heavily populated city districts.

Around this time, he was heavily influenced by pro skaters Chad Muska and Tom Penny.

He was born and lived in the Occitania region of southern France, an area that was heavily under the influence of the Spanish-Jewish community of that time.

This sporting ethos is heavily embedded in the school life and has allowed the school to compete with many of the larger schools in the ACC.

It was heavily restored in 1841 and again in 1852.

One strain came from a throat swab from a healthy chicken, the other from heavily manured field soil.

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Investigators determined that Spencer had been heavily involved in airline operations and had been paid "351,411 in secret kickbacks from commissions paid to an advertising agency.

Without computer support the effectiveness of some long-range shooters could be severely reduced, since they may rely heavily on computer support to obtain accurate ballistic estimates.

cookies were central to the occasion, but many families also made a sugar cookie which was made with butter and flavored heavily with nutmeg.

serves as the flag of the British States of America, a heavily taxed and dictatorially-governed corner of the British Empire.

Another example of PIF influence in music was that of the song Charly by The Prodigy, from 1991, which heavily sampled the meows of Charley Cat.

However scab has since evolved around that resistance, and "Prima" apples are now heavily affected by apple scab in regions where the new apple scab has spread.

Synonyms:

to a great extent,

Antonyms:

effortless, ease,