ultraheavy
/ʌl.trəˈhɛvi/
ADJECTIVE
1. Extremely heavy in weight or mass
Having an exceptionally great weight or mass, making an object, load, or substance much heavier than ordinary or comparable items.
1.1. Loads, cargo, and transported objects
Used to describe loads, cargo, or objects with exceptionally great weight, particularly when they require specialized equipment or substantial effort to lift, move, or transport.
Synonyms
- heavy
- hefty
- weighty
- ponderous
- massive
- substantial
- bulky
Antonyms
Examples
- The construction crane lifted the ultraheavy load effortlessly.
- The shipping company specializes in transporting ultraheavy machinery across continents.
Related Words
1.2. Industrial machinery and military vehicles
Used to describe machinery, industrial equipment, or military vehicles characterized by exceptionally great weight, often because of their massive construction, heavy components, or protective armor.
Synonyms
- heavy
- massive
- bulky
- hefty
- ponderous
- massy
- substantial
Antonyms
- lightweight
- light
- flimsy
- insubstantial
Examples
- The military vehicle was equipped to carry ultraheavy artillery to the frontlines.
- The engineering team designed specialized equipment to handle ultraheavy machinery.
Related Words
- industrial machinery
- military vehicle
- artillery
- armor
- heavy equipment
- mechanical components
- structural mass
1.3. Weightlifting and physical weights
Used to describe weights or resistance loads that are exceptionally heavy and require considerable physical strength and effort to lift.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Examples
- The powerlifting competition featured competitors attempting to lift ultraheavy weights.
- Only experienced athletes attempted to lift the ultraheavy barbell during training.
Related Words
- weightlifting
- powerlifting
- barbell
- strength training
- lifting capacity
- muscular strength
- resistance training