Hundreds of
Piles of and hundreds of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Piles of" instead the phrase "Hundreds of" as a noun or an adjective.
Piles of
Hundreds of and piles of are semantically related. You can use "Hundreds of" instead the phrase "Piles of" as a noun or an adjective.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- much and hundreds of
- much and piles of
- many and hundreds of
- many and piles of
- numerous and hundreds of
- numerous and piles of
- lot of and hundreds of
- lot of and piles of
- loads of and hundreds of
- loads of and piles of
- lots of and hundreds of
- lots of and piles of
- heaps of and hundreds of
- heaps of and piles of
Both terms in one sentence
- Once people realized they were buying worthless piles of paper, they stopped buying comics and comic companies suddenly had stockpiles of hundreds of thousands of comics they couldn't sell.
Source: Artistic License Economics -
Two additional varieties exist: King Frost, a Jack Frost so massive that it rests on piles of hundreds of ordinary Jack Frosts and make them look like ants, and who has the power to freeze the entire world... but he's too absent-minded and cheerful to actually do it.
Source: Snowlems aka: Snowlem
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