Excess
Excess noun - The state or an instance of going beyond what is usual, proper, or needed.
Nearby Words: excessive, excessively
Many
Many adjective - Being of a large but indefinite number.
Both words in one sentence
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Xenu in Scientology conquered many worlds and dropped his excess population into Earth's volcanos, leading to many of the evils that plague mankind.
Source: Galactic Conqueror - Zigzagged as many of them are also big believers in leeching (though leeches have been found to be helpful by draining excess blood from reattached body parts whose veins aren't fully healed yet).
Source: That Old Time Prescription - Done to excess in the multiplayer games of Gears of War 2 where besides 'raping' a fallen opponents body, many players near the end of a round will unload their power weapons repeatedly on an already dead enemies corpse for the lulz.
Source: Beating a Dead Player
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