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Discover LudwigThe phrase "amazingly heavy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an object or situation that is surprisingly or impressively heavy.
Example: "The box was amazingly heavy, making it difficult for me to lift it off the ground."
Alternatives: "incredibly heavy" or "surprisingly heavy".
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A full-grown dahlia plant is amazingly heavy, especially after a rain.
The commercial stuff is amazingly heavy and hearty while the domestic furniture is almost whimsical.
It's amazingly heavy duty and it's great to know someone out there still cares about aesthetics.
But because good ones are expensive to manufacture, and their popularity has surged, there are a lot of poorly made kamado cookers out there, and one that rules them all with amazingly heavy duty construction, drool-worthy gorgeous finishes, and the most efficiency you can get in outdoor cooking, period.
It's amazingly heavy in comparison to my grandfather's stem-wind watch from 1900, so I can always feel it in my vest pocket.
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But amazingly nothing heavy, it kept threatening to open but never did fully.
That's amazingly hard.
"It was meant to be a very helpful thing for NHS staff and patients but instead has become this amazingly top-heavy, hideously expensive programme.
The Fyre team is very marketing and fundraising heavy, and amazingly light on everything else... and that's what played out.
It could be New Zealand's worst ever disaster.The tragedy came less than six months after an earlier quake hit Christchurch, causing heavy damage, but amazingly killing no one.
The notebook weighs only around 2 lbs, which is amazingly only about half a pound heavier than the original iPad.
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