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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a low hill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small elevation in the landscape, often in geographical or descriptive contexts.
Example: "We decided to have a picnic at the top of a low hill, where we could enjoy the view of the valley below."
Alternatives: "a small mound" or "a gentle rise".
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Silchester, on a low hill near Basingstoke in Hampshire, was first dug up by the Victorians.
There came another, a third, then three more, ambling down a low hill to a clearing.
The student procession went up a low hill and into orchards where Macintosh apples are grown.
The ancient citadel, the Byrsa, was on a low hill overlooking the sea.
DUGIT is a tiny enclave on a low hill overlooking the Mediterranean.
To the north lies Tepeyac, a low hill complex where the Basilica of Guadalupe stands.
A low hill about one mile southeast of the rover's base, for example, is an appealing destination.
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As well as fish, wastewater is used in paddy fields and vegetables are grown on the verdant banks and on a long, low hill created by Kolkata's organic waste.
Wind tunnel experiments were carried out to investigate the effects of roughness blocks on the atmospheric boundary layer flow over a two-dimensional low hill with maximum slope 0.21.
The sparsely-populated center of the island featured a few low hills, principally Indianburg and Crown Heights.
It's a really small village of just a few houses hidden in the countryside beneath a range of low hills a short distance away from the coast in the South Downs National Park.
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