ponderosity (Meaning)
Wordnet
ponderosity (n)
the property of being large in mass
Synonyms & Antonyms of ponderosity
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ponderosity Sentence Examples
- The ponderosity of the ancient oak tree's branches threatened to collapse the structure below.
- As I pondered the ponderosity of the situation, my mind raced with potential solutions.
- The painting's ponderosity evoked a sense of awe and introspection in the viewer.
- The ponderous metal box required a team of engineers to lift it.
- The politician's speech was packed with ponderosity, leaving the audience yawning.
- The heavyset man moved with ponderosity, his steps echoing through the room.
- The ponderous cloud cover cast a gloom over the once-bright landscape.
- The ponderous bureaucracy weighed down the progress of the project.
- The ponderous tome contained centuries of knowledge, its pages yellowed with time.
- The ponderosity of the elephant's footsteps shook the ground beneath my feet.
FAQs About the word ponderosity
the property of being large in mass
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The ponderosity of the ancient oak tree's branches threatened to collapse the structure below.
As I pondered the ponderosity of the situation, my mind raced with potential solutions.
The painting's ponderosity evoked a sense of awe and introspection in the viewer.
The ponderous metal box required a team of engineers to lift it.
