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Definition of hefty - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
sizelarge and heavy in size or weight
- The hefty suitcase was difficult to carry.
2.
amount or extentlarge in amount or extent
- She received a hefty bonus at work.
3.
forceful actionRare done with a lot of forceRare
- He gave the door a hefty push.
Expressions with hefty
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significant cost or consequence
He learned that lying has a hefty price to pay.
large amount of money often considered impressive or significant
She donated a hefty sum to the charity.
large amount of work to be done
She managed to complete the hefty workload before the deadline.
Origin of hefty
English, heft (weight) + -y (adjective suffix)
Examples of hefty in a sentence
The hefty book was filled with illustrations. The bill came with a hefty price tag. He made a hefty donation to the charity. The boxer delivered a hefty punch. She made a hefty impact on the door.
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- French:lourd, gros, ...
- German:schwer, kräftig, ...
- Italian:pesante, consistente, ...
- Spanish:pesado, sustancioso, ...
- Portuguese:pesado, generoso, ...
- Chinese:沉重的, 大量的, ...
- Japanese:重い, 多額の, ...
- Arabic:ضَخْم, كَبِير, ...
- Hebrew:כָּבֵד, גָּדוֹל, ...
- Russian:увесистый, значительный, ...
- Ukrainian:важкий, значний, ...
- Hindi:भारी, मोटा, ...
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