山盛り|やまもりyamamori[0]heiban (flat)

1. no-adjectiveheap; pile; stack; full measure

• Synonym山積みやまづみNeutralNeutral word for things piled up into a heap, also figuratively for problems piling up as in 「課題が山積み」; it is about stacking objects, not serving food.
• Related多量たりょうWrittenWritten/formal prose for a large quantity, an objective description as in 「多量の出血」; it never suggests anything heaped up high.
• Antonym少なめすくなめNeutralNeutral word for a slightly smaller serving than usual; the opposite of the full heap of 「山盛り」.
• Antonym平盛NeutralNeutral word for a serving leveled off flat; the opposite of 「山盛り」 piled to a peak.

Use 「山盛り」 for food served heaped up like a small mountain, as in 「ご飯を山盛りにする」 or 「山盛りのポテト」. Use 「山積み」 for things piled up or problems accumulating, 「多量」 for formal statements of large quantity, and 「少なめ」 or 「平盛」 for less.

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1. 物ものを山やまのように高たかく盛り上もりあげること。そのもの。