Synonym: bulky, clumsy, cumbersome, heavy, massive, unwieldy, weighty. Similar words: ponder, respondent, correspondent, onerous, wonderful, numerous, generous, dangerous. Meaning: ['pɑndərəs /'pɒn-] 
adj. 1. slow and laborious because of weight 2. having great mass and weight and unwieldiness 3. labored and dull.
adj. 1. slow and laborious because of weight 2. having great mass and weight and unwieldiness 3. labored and dull. 
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31. The elephant lowered its ponderous body into the water.
32. He spoke in a slow, ponderous way.
33. I don't like his ponderous style of writing.
34. He was not ponderous, as I am.
35. Eariler prose , is neither ponderous, flowery nor oratorical.
36. The naughtiness in Tun - weng 's smile and tone was ponderous enough to have caved in the floor.
37. Be suited to the wrappage which is ponderous, so need not forklift.
38. The ponderous prose here has an underlying agenda that is very much akin to Voegelin's: it is something like the unidimensional totalitarianism Herbert Marcuse discussed in One-Dimensional Man.
39. Blake or Rimbaud are ponderous and touchy. Proust's limitation is his innocence, his ignorance of the winds that blow from the outside.
40. The vast interior is thus wholly free of suggestion of ponderous load, and its effect is that of a weightless golden shell that seems to possess a miraculous inherent stability.
41. If the bulk of New England writing was ponderous, at least it was rarely trivial.
42. Yossarian was alone in a ponderous, primeval lull in which everything green looked black.
43. Finally down from its shelf he dragged the ponderous Roman.
44. These defenses were designed against large scale threats, such as capital ship attacks, and were too ponderous to track fast-moving vessels such as Alliance starfighters.
45. But it is a ponderous task; no ordinary letter - sorter in the Post - office is equal to it.
46. In the end the soloist adopts a clear direction, climbing step by step and bursting into a ponderous fortissimo of full- fisted chords, sustained by tuba and horns in the bass.
47. Looking at this two pictures, we can see clearly that Dao's style in Ming Dynasty was swellish(sentencedict.com/ponderous.html), but in Qing Dynasty was ponderous . This post is good for comparing.
48. It was easy to underestimate him because of his occasionally ponderous manner.
49. Public art, such as sculptures and murals, will become ponderous and ugly.
50. It ponderous, but is a good investment if you find yourself needing more thermo.
51. The rust on the ponderous iron-work of its oaken door looked more antique than any thing else in the New World.
52. Frameless stereotactic navigation system belongs to surgical robot, most of which are straight and ponderous in appearance molding design at present in our country.
53. Its war - machine is ponderous and slow - moving, with limited efficiency.
54. Another, whose appearance struck Pierre particularly, was a long, round-shouldered, fair-haired, thin man, with ponderous movements and an idiotic expression of face.
55. Ponderous, bound in leather, brass - studded, printed in Holland.
56. Brookhart was a large, well-FED, ponderous and cautious corporation lawyer.
57. With the rapid social development, the traditional reflector is out of date due to its ponderous and bulky shortcomings in modern communication.
58. Brookhart was a large, well - fed , ponderous and cautious corporation lawyer.
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