“Heavily” in Japanese
Short answer
コテコテ
kotekote
Heavily in Japanese is “コテコテ” (kotekote). Full meaning: thickly, heavily, profusely, lavishly, gaudily; through and through, to the core, proper.
Other ways to say “Heavily” in Japanese
ザーザー
zaazaa (raining) heavily, (water rushing) plentily; with white noise, with a buzz
ずっしり
zusshiri heavily, profoundly
こってり
kotteri thickly, heavily, richly; severely, strongly
ドシン
doshin plump, with a thud, heavily
ずしっと
zushitto heavily, profoundly
淋漓
rinri (dripping) profusely, heavily, freely; brimming (with an emotion, etc.), overflowing (with), bold (e.g. brush strokes)
こてこて
kotekote thickly, heavily, profusely, lavishly, gaudily; through and through, to the core, proper
ごてごて
gotegote thickly, heavily, profusely, lavishly, gaudily; through and through, to the core, proper
ベタベタ
betabeta sticky; thickly (e.g. painted), heavily (applied); all over (pasting, stamping, etc.)
ゴテゴテ
gotegote thickly, heavily, profusely, lavishly, gaudily; through and through, to the core, proper
ズッシリ
zusshiri heavily, profoundly
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