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The phrase "a tiny basket" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a small-sized basket, often in contexts related to storage, decoration, or carrying items.
Example: "She placed the flowers in a tiny basket on the table to brighten up the room."
Alternatives: "a small basket" or "a little basket".
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A single egg in a tiny basket is $7.
When I was a baby, he would carry me in a tiny basket to the bookstore.
Several recent houseguests arrived to find a tiny basket in their bathroom, filled with hotel-size bath gel, shampoo and conditioner.
Then, at one table, Brian's cooking teacher, picking a grasshopper out of a tiny basket of samples, said that she always pulled the big legs off before popping one into her mouth.
The use of salivary glands in nest building reaches its extreme with the swifts, which glue small twigs to the inside of a chimney to form a tiny basket or, as in the case of the Asiatic edible swifts, use saliva alone.
Captured from the wild and shown a tiny basket of meat trapped in a plastic tube, the New Caledonian crow bent a straight piece of wire into a hook and retrieved the food.
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I had only a little teeny tiny basket.
Her first big hit, in 1990, was "Tiny Basket," a sentimental ode to rural girlhood.
You order more or less randomly, not forgetting to include a few tiny baskets of sticky rice.
Sculpt and decorate a mini-meal to take home in a tiny picnic basket.
The super tiny basket can be used for small decorative soaps for the bathroom.
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