people-heavy

[US]/[ˈpiːpl həvi]/
[UK]/[ˈpiːpl həvi]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj.Characterized by a large number of people; reliant on human labor.; Having a workforce that is disproportionately large compared to other resources.
adv.In a manner characterized by a large number of people.

Phrases & Collocations

people-heavy event

people-heavy area

people-heavy day

becoming people-heavy

people-heavy shift

was people-heavy

people-heavy zone

extremely people-heavy

people-heavy atmosphere

initially people-heavy

Example Sentences

the event was people-heavy, with over a thousand attendees.

the restaurant gets people-heavy on friday nights.

the concert was people-heavy, making it difficult to move around.

the festival area was people-heavy, especially near the food stalls.

the bus was people-heavy during rush hour.

the conference room was people-heavy, requiring a larger space next time.

the beach was people-heavy on the summer weekend.

the parade route became people-heavy as it approached the city center.

the market was people-heavy, a vibrant and bustling atmosphere.

the lobby was people-heavy after the meeting ended.

the train was people-heavy, so we stood for the entire journey.

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