heap

[hiːp]

heap Definition

  • 1an untidy pile or mass of things
  • 2a large amount of something
  • 3a lot of praise or criticism

Using heap: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "heap" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    There was a heap of dirty clothes on the floor.

  • Example

    The children made a heap of sand on the beach.

  • Example

    She received heaps of praise for her performance.

  • Example

    He got into a heap of trouble for breaking the vase.

heap Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for heap

Phrases with heap

  • a large amount of useless or broken items

    Example

    The garage was filled with a heap of junk that needed to be thrown away.

  • heaps of fun

    a lot of enjoyment or entertainment

    Example

    The amusement park was heaps of fun for the whole family.

  • heaps of trouble

    a lot of problems or difficulties

    Example

    He got himself into heaps of trouble by not following the rules.

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Summary: heap in Brief

A 'heap' [hiːp] refers to an untidy pile or mass of things, or a large amount of something. It can also mean a lot of praise or criticism. Examples include 'There was a heap of dirty clothes on the floor,' and 'She received heaps of praise for her performance.' Phrases include 'heap of junk,' meaning a large amount of useless items, and 'heaps of fun,' meaning a lot of enjoyment.