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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a small shrine" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a modest or minor place of worship or a memorial dedicated to a deity or a person.
Example: "During our hike, we stumbled upon a small shrine nestled among the trees, adorned with flowers and candles."
Alternatives: "a tiny altar" or "a modest sanctuary."
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There is now a small shrine on Bay Street.
And on the middle shelf, Mr. Salters, 51, has assembled a small shrine to cinema.
Soon after, Mr. Kwaku Bonsam opened a small shrine room in his mother's house in Afrancho.
Later, she pulled out mementos, forming a small shrine to her oldest son.
The dome on the tundra seemed a small shrine to hope.
The main disputed site, a small shrine to Rama, would go to Hindus.
A small shrine has been erected: Harry Styles threw up here, 10/12/14.
Based on tribal art effigies, they are grouped together in a corner — "like a small shrine," Ms. Cruz said.
He is coloured red and has as his symbol a small shrine, or a jewel, and a serpent.
Last night, a small shrine of candles, flowers and a teddy bear stood outside the restaurant, which remained closed.
A fisherman found it and built a small shrine, and later the cove became Nancy and Larry's "private bathing pool".
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