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pile
noun as in heap, collection
noun as in wealth
Example Sentences
The contrast this time was stark, as Northern Ireland piled the pressure on the German defence in an additional two minutes that ended all to quickly - a tally O'Neill described as "ridiculous".
That will no doubt have played a factor in Bright's decision to step away, with the football calendar piling up and competition for places at England building.
Although gold has fewer practical applications than silver, investors are piling into both precious metals as a haven from inflation, geopolitical concerns, expensive stocks and declining interest rates.
The trading platforms’ transaction fee revenue rises when cryptos are trading in the green, while the value of Strategy’s Bitcoin pile is linked to the price of the world’s largest token.
What Bowl residents have seen is the corps descend on other Palisades properties — clearing burned-out cars, piles of rubble and charred trees from single-family homes as well as the Tahitian — while leaving the Bowl untouched.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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