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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a big lump" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large, solid mass or swelling, often in a physical context.
Example: "After the fall, he noticed a big lump on his arm where he had hit the ground."
Alternatives: "a large bump" or "a sizable mass".
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So a big lump cash payout could be an issue.
He had a big lump over his eye.
Did they pay him a big lump sum?
David Pocock is like a big lump of lead.
My deadly weapon was a big lump of festering chicken.
I had a big lump in my throat.
The breast is skinless, and therefore a big lump of springy indeterminate protein.
Thinking that butter would smooth out the rough edges, I tossed in a big lump.
One of the things we got to eat was a big lump of moss.
But all of the new, hugely popular quiz shows pay off in a big lump sum.
21.34 The tarts have been withdrawn and replaced by a big lump of monkfish.
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