Down and Heap

Down

Down noun - A soft airy substance or covering.

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Heap and down are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Heap" instead a noun "Down".

Nearby Word: downed

Heap noun - A considerable amount.

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Down and heap are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Down" instead a noun "Heap".

Nearby Words: heaped, heaping

old	old down	old heap
true	true down	true heap
single	single down	single heap
small	small down	small heap
Other adjectives: entire, massive, broken.

bunch	down bunch	heap bunch
damage	down damage	heap damage

Dishonored: Corvo spends 3/4ths of the game taking down the Lord Regent, who has turned the once-great city Dunwall into a spiraling heap of rats and zombies.

Source: Meet the New Boss
Not only does she break down in a sobbing heap on the steps, but she offers to resign as well.

Source: Literature / The Secret Garden
Cain and Abel: In Flyte, Simon Heap is hunting down his younger brother Septimus and trying to eliminate him, to get the ExtraOrdinary Apprenticeship.

Source: Literature / Septimus Heap

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