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Discover LudwigThe phrase "air heavy" is not correct and not commonly used in written English.
If you want to describe the air as being thick or close, you can use phrases such as "the air was thick" or "the air was close." For example, "The air was close in the stuffy room, and the atmosphere felt heavy."
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I scrambled down palm-fringed dirt tracks, the air heavy with the scent of coriander.
The chairs are sumptuous, and the air heavy with the scent of Diptyque candles.
It was a warm, oily evening, the air heavy and lubricated.
The same gloom was in the air; heavy with pepper spray and tear gas.
Later that week, Ralph Wiley of Sports Illustrated met Kim in his darkened suite, the air heavy with incense.
"After the tragedy …" Chris Adams pauses, and for a moment his words hang in the air, heavy and leaden.
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In summer, the nights are shorter and the air heavier, but the crew's work is no different.
This causes a stagnation of the indoor air, heavier than the outside, which makes the indoor air to acclimate to the temperature of the walls at each point.
The complex raps, conceptual skits, classical music airs, heavy scratching, and multilayered backgrounds of the futuristic "Deltron 3030" he considers an acquired taste.
The air was heavy and growing heavier.
The air was heavy.
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