Preposition: of

• heart: Monday Unusually, I feel a slight heaviness of heart at going back in to work today.

• rainfall: I didn't count on the heaviness of the rainfall in what should, by now, be the dry season.

Converse of object

• crush: Bands like Slayer and Metallica would take the crushing heaviness of doom metal and up the velocity of the music.

• feel: Some people feel great heaviness coming over their bodies, others feel very light or numb.

• have: Even then they had the heaviness of fellow Brum band Black Sabbath.

• avoid: The Gen-2 is neat and attractive, avoiding that heaviness of appearance that afflicts so many modern cars.

• reduce: Weight reduction will improve cycle control and reduce the heaviness of menstrual flow.

• experience: During treatment, patients commonly experience a heaviness in the limbs or a pleasant feeling of relaxation.

Adjective modifier

• great: Some people feel great heaviness coming over their bodies, others feel very light or numb.

• extreme: And for all its extreme heaviness, disjointedness and chaos, it's executed with such a perfect sense of synchronization it's astonishing.

• very: The very heaviness of his soul caused him to sleep profoundly.

Preposition: in

• scrotum: Other warning signs include a general sensation of heaviness in the scrotum, or a dull ache in the lower abdomen or groin.

• limb: During treatment, patients commonly experience a heaviness in the limbs or a pleasant feeling of relaxation.

• head: A severe withdrawal reaction followed ( vertigo, dizziness, ataxia, nausea, diplopia, heaviness in head and feelings of dissociation ).

• body: Physical perceptions may gain more importance, and the subject may experience heightened tingling feelings or heaviness in the lower body.