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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a tiny world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small or limited environment, often in a metaphorical sense, such as in literature or conversation about experiences.
Example: "In her garden, she created a tiny world filled with miniature plants and tiny figurines that sparked her imagination."
Alternatives: "a small universe" or "a miniature realm".
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I have a tiny world to save".
"There's a tiny world between Côtes du Rhône and Gigondas, and a big gulf between Gigondas and Châteauneuf," Pascaline said.
We were peering into a tiny world where lichens became diverse landscapes through the magnification of hand lenses.
He agrees that they resemble "the gods" in Another Country, the waistcoated prefects who rule a tiny world.
But there's other good stuff here, too, like Bart's less-evil-than-advertised twin, and Lisa's accidental creation of a tiny world, which she visits in shrunken form.
It establishes a bond: you are a guest as much as a customer, since you are, as my friend Mark points out, entering a tiny world created by someone else.
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Light is the main protagonist, binding landscape and man snugly together, and the atmosphere is reverential; look close and you will see a tinier world of detail praised in the rich surface.
We live on a single tiny world in a cosmos of a hundred billion galaxies, each with a hundred billion stars.
This weird behaviour makes nanotechnology a powerful tool and opens up a new, tiny world for exploration.
There's a whole tiny world within mine with its language of calls and songs, its squabbles, its territorial disputes, its fidelity and promiscuity, birth and death.
For one thing, it's a disturbingly tiny world, and given the brilliance and ambition of some of my friends and colleagues, I might one day find myself six degrees or less from the celebrity I once trashed.
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