Mountain
Mountain noun - A considerable amount.
Usage example: receives a mountain of mail every year for the holidays
Raft
Raft noun - A considerable amount.
Usage example: the babysitter had to listen to a whole raft of rules before she was allowed to even pick up the baby
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Averted in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, probably because they'd already fallen off a mountain while in their raft moments before landing in the river.
Source: Inevitable Waterfall -
He can also apparently survive falling hundreds of feet from a crashing airplane, down the slopes of a snow capped mountain and off of a cliff into a rapid river as long as he's on a flimsy inflatable raft the entire time...
Source: Artistic License Physics -
The thing doesn't flip over during the whole fall (which is impossible), the landing doesn't hurt everyone aboard, and the raft is still seaworthy after this spectacular fall, and toboggan-style slide down the mountain.
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