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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a small crease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minor fold or wrinkle in a material, such as fabric or paper.
Example: "I noticed a small crease on the corner of the page, but it didn't affect the overall appearance of the book."
Alternatives: "a slight wrinkle" or "a minor fold".
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A small crease mars the trunk lid, and there are some cracks in the paint here and there.
His unique frame seems to contain multiple players: at one moment he's leaping among forwards for a rebound, the next he's sliding through a small crease in the defense for a layup at the rim.
You should see a small crease running along the edge of the phone.
Instead make a small crease where the covers reach the edge of the pages.
A faulty stamp is one that has minor imperfections, such as a small crease in the corner.
Wrap it around the join between the flashlight and the bottle's mouth, where there will be a small crease.
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Mets Manager Bobby Valentine sauntered toward a group of reporters at Shea Stadium last night like an eager gunfighter, a small smile creasing his face.
"As I was leaving the floor, someone asks, 'How many did you score, Jack?' and she said, 'You had 41.' " A small smile creased Ramsay's face.
Take hold of the bottom-right corner (as made by the bottom crease) and make a small diagonal fold at a 45 degree angle.
As you move across, look for small creases or tears, which you'll fill with sealer (Seamer Mate, $3 for a one-ounce tube).
My feet pressured small creases on the face, and the rope straightened as Ms. Martins belayed, reeling line to keep me tight.
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