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Discover LudwigThe phrase "heavy damage" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to emphasize that something has been significantly damaged, such as property or reputation. For example: "The fire caused heavy damage to the building."
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Wegener is currently incurring heavy damage.
Heavy damage was done to the chapel.
Mr. Carrington's home also suffered heavy damage in the storm.
Fears of heavy damage subsided, but there was some flooding.
The old city suffered heavy damage during World War II.
That first bombing did heavy damage to his home.
During World War II, Fidenza sustained heavy damage.
World War II inflicted exceptionally heavy damage on the city.
It sustained heavy damage from an earthquake in 1612.
bent palm trees and rattled windows, but there were no reports of heavy damage.
"We have a number of high-rise buildings that have sustained heavy damage," Lt. Worley said.
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