Masses and Tons

Masses

Masses noun - The common people generally.
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Tons and masses are semantically related In some cases you can use "Tons" instead the word "Masses" as a noun or a pronoun or an adjective.

Tons

Tons noun - A large number or amount.

Masses and tons are semantically related in lot topic. Sometimes you can use "Masses" instead the word "Tons" as a noun or a pronoun or an adjective.

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  • Faceless Masses During the entrance exam, the first room Yuno entered had tons of white faceless masses sitting at desks, each with "PRESSURE" written on them.
  • Comic Book / Seven Soldiers There are enough that their combined body masses add up to several tons, which mean that when they all pile on they don't so much hurt him as bury him.
  • Space Plane It doesn't carry nearly enough fuel— fully loaded, it masses just under 5 metric tons.
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