Heap and Keep

Heap

Heap verb - To give readily and in large quantities.

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Keep and heap are semantically related In some cases you can use "Keep" instead a verb "Heap".

Nearby Words: heaped, heaping

Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.

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Heap and keep are semantically related in hold topic. Sometimes you can use "Heap" instead a verb "Keep", if it concerns topics such as store.

Nearby Words: keeping, keeper

old	old heap	old keep
complete	complete heap	complete keep
single	single heap	single keep
small	small heap	small keep
Other adjectives: massive, big, huge, black, extra.

heap people

keep people

Keep in mind that some of these villains were merely Rescued from the Scrappy Heap.

Source: Comicbook / Daredevil
The Ori are more like an Evil Dungeon Master who decides to heap rewards on his jerkass players and send them after the players working with the DM who wanted to keep the game balanced (by not helping the players at all).

Source: All-Powerful Bystander
This is closely related to the Paradox of the Heap: taking a grain of sand away from a heap still leaves you with a heap, therefore, since you can keep taking grains of sand one by one, one grain of sand is a heap.

Source: Semantic Slippery Slope Fallacy

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