heavily
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heav·i·ly
(hĕv'ə-lē) 
adv.
adv.
- With a great weight or burden: heavily laden.
- Very slowly and with difficulty; laboriously: walking heavily through the snow.
- Greatly or severely: heavily in debt.
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adv
Definition: decisively
Antonyms: narrowly
adv
Definition: deeply
Antonyms: to a limited extent
adv
Definition: densely
Antonyms: lightly
adv
Definition: excessively
Antonyms: moderately
adv
Definition: laboriously
Antonyms: easily, quickly
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IN BRIEF: adv. - To a considerable degree; Indulging excessively; Slowly as if burdened by much weight; With great force.
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