Miles and Tons

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Tons and miles are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tons" instead the word "Miles" as an adverb or a pronoun.

Tons noun - A large number or amount.

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Miles and tons are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Miles" instead the word "Tons" as an adverb or a pronoun.

This involves having dozens of tons of very heavy steel travelling potentially a couple hundred miles an hour running *over* you, which is far less survivable.

Source: Video Game / Way of the Samurai
Inversion of Soft Water (or an aversion, as even being buried by an avalanche of fluffy pillows would likely be quite lethal if there were a few million tons of them moving at 70 miles an hour).

Source: Giant Wall of Watery Doom
Season-Bringer is 22 miles long, yet somehow weighs as much as the United States (including the continent it's built on!), and in spite of that ridiculous size and mass "only" needs a few million tons of flesh and bone to sustain himself.

Source: Fan Fic / Christian Humber Reloaded

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