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What is a common noun for heavy?

There isn't a single perfect common noun for "heavy". The best word depends on the context:

For objects:

* Weight: This is the most general term.

* Load: Implies something that's being carried or transported.

* Bulk: Refers to the size and density of something.

For emotions:

* Burden: This is a more figurative term for something that weighs you down emotionally.

* Pressure: Implies a feeling of stress or anxiety.

For other situations:

* Traffic: Can be used to describe heavy traffic flow.

* Rain: Can be used to describe heavy rain.

Example:

* "The weight of the box made it hard to lift."

* "The hikers were carrying a load of supplies."

* "The ship's bulk made it difficult to maneuver."

* "The burden of grief was heavy on her."

* "There was heavy traffic on the highway."

* "The rain was coming down in sheets."

You might also use adjectives like "massive", "ponderous", or "substantial" to describe something that is heavy.

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