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ponderousness

/ˈpɒn.dər.əs.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade de ser lento, pesado e desajeitado, frequentemente no sentido de laboriosidade e falta de graça ou fluidez, ou a propriedade de possuir grande massa.

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noun

/ˈpɒn.dər.əs.nəs/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade de ser lento, pesado e desajeitado, frequentemente no sentido de laboriosidade e falta de graça ou fluidez, ou a propriedade de possuir grande massa.

A noun referring to the quality of being slow, heavy, and awkward, often in a way that is laborious and lacking grace or fluency, or the property of being large in mass.

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  1. Heavy and slow qualityC1formal

    The quality of being slow, heavy, and clumsy due to great weight or size.

    ptPesadez

    • The ponderousness of the old furniture made it difficult to move.
    • The elephant moved with a certain ponderousness that was impressive.
    • The ponderousness of the machinery required a strong team to operate it.

    Sinônimosclumsinesscumbersomenessmassivenesssluggishnessunwieldinessweightiness

    Antônimosagilitygracefulnesslightnessnimbleness

  2. Dull or tedious qualityC1formal

    The quality of being dull, slow, and lacking in liveliness or grace, especially in speech or writing.

    ptPesadez

    • The ponderousness of the lecture made it hard to stay awake.
    • His writing style is known for its ponderousness and lack of wit.
    • The ponderousness of the ceremony bored the audience.

    Sinônimosdullnesslaboriousnesslifelessnessstodginesstediousnessturgidity

    Antônimosgracelightnesslivelinesssparkleverve

Formas
  • ponderousnesses plural form
  • ponderousnesses' possessive plural form
  • ponderousness's possessive singular form
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