Many
Many adjective - Being of a large but indefinite number.
Both words in one sentence
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Gory Discretion Shot: We don't see Manuel get eaten; instead the mice throw his hat onto a large pile of hats, indicating that many of them have been eaten by Sylvester.
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What looks like one of Goldie's many, many cats turns out to be a pile of dust inexplicably shaped like a cat (at least, we hope it's just dust).
Source: Extremely Dusty Home -
They leave Arwen on the doorstep handing over her many, many weapons, and by the time they come out she's sitting atop a seven-foot pile of the things.
Source: Extended Disarming
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