Numerous
Numerous adjective - Amounting to a large indefinite number.
Pile of and numerous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pile of" instead a noun "Numerous".
Nearby Word: numerously
Pile of
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The cover◊ of Samson's Survivors features the band standing atop a pile of corpses which contains numerous famous figures, ranging from Cleopatra to Jimi Hendrix to Adolf Hitler.
Source: Atop a Mountain of Corpses - Too Many Mouths: The dark god beneath the garden most closely resembles a pile of corpses with numerous mouths in random places, which sing and speak in unison (although Mord points out the true appearance is a lot more horrible than that description allows).
Source: Podcast / The Hidden Almanac - Special mention goes to Rick, who's reduced to a pile of twitching, mangled flesh by shotgun and Jonathan, who's stabbed by numerous monsters and left bleeding and in immense pain.
Source: Creator / Godlimations
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