ponderous [ˈpɒndərəs, ingl. am. ˈpɑ:n-] ADJ. pey.
1. ponderous style:
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2. ponderous movement, walk:
- ponderous
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- ponderous
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Various causes of mainline decline have been cited, including monotonous and ponderous liturgies, intimidating worship surroundings, and too much tradition.
en.wikipedia.org This chapel is an addition to the original church, and is entered through a ponderous arch bored through the massively thick walls.
en.wikipedia.org However, their ponderous equipment made progress slow, and the terrain was difficult.
en.wikipedia.org She complained of the film's long, dry stretches and that the plot was too ponderous and uninteresting for the film's visual sweep.
en.wikipedia.org The farmhouses built during this period are large, square, hipped-roof structures with ponderous cornices and large porches to match.
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- pompous
- ponce
- ponce about
- ponce around
- poncho
- ponderous
- pone
- pong
- ponk
- pontiff
- pontifical