thick and heavy; generous; sincere and steady
Meanings
3 senses · 12 examplesadjective
thick and heavy; bulky
Often used to describe physical objects with significant mass and volume.
You need to cover yourself with a thick, heavy quilt in winter.
He got off the train carrying a heavy leather suitcase.
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The cover of this book is made of thick, heavy cardboard.
The main door is made of heavy oak wood.
The frame of this painting is very thick and heavy.
adjective
generous; rich; substantial
Used to describe gifts, rewards, or treatment that is ample and valuable.
The company prepared a generous bonus for outstanding employees.
He gave a substantial gift to congratulate his friend on his wedding.
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This remuneration is quite generous for a temporary job.
The production crew presented a rich gift of thanks for the lead actor's efforts.
adjective
sincere, steady, and dignified; of solid character
literaryA formal, literary term used to praise someone's reliable, earnest, and mature character.
He is sincere and steady, and deeply trusted by everyone.
The old gentleman gives a very dignified impression, and his words carry great weight.
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This solid character comes from his many years of self-cultivation.