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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a small mound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small raised area of earth or a similar object in various contexts, such as geography, gardening, or even metaphorically.
Example: "In the garden, there was a small mound of soil where the new plants would be placed."
Alternatives: "a tiny hill" or "a little rise".
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He grated a small mound for himself, too.
He adds a small mound of raspberry sorbet for balance.
LOCATION Set on the west side of a small mound, Structure A-6.
I'm on a small mound of sand somewhere in a large body of water.
Sometimes a family has already gone, leaving a small mound of whatever they couldn't carry.
The Queen touched it and it was carefully placed on a small mound by the Yeoman Warder.
Sat atop is a sheepish looking retriever – and next to him a small mound of doggy poop.
John Garstang, a British archaeologist, traced the relief to a small mound (tell) called Cobba Hüyük, adjacent the village.
Place a small mound of the smoked salmon on top, and drizzle some of the lemon juice over the salmon.
There was a small mound of embers to the left of the lane, with smoke still curling skyward.
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Squash are usually grown in a hill--a small mound of soil with added compost and manure.
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