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The phrase "an indentation into" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing physical or metaphorical indentations, such as in design or geography.
Example: "The map showed an indentation into the coastline, creating a natural harbor."
Alternatives: "a recess in" or "a notch in".
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Here it is subducted under the plate margin and ultimately destroyed, but it may leave evidence of its passage by carving an indentation into the opposing wall of the subduction trench.
Press an indentation into each "nest".
Push an indentation into the middle of the matchbox you've just covered.
Place the ball on a baking sheet covered in parchment paper, then slightly flatten with your thumb, pushing an indentation into the middle of the sweet.
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Expansion joints can be simply an indentation cut into the wet concrete as it is curing, to control where a crack may appear later.
From this, a spherical indentation into a generalised Maxwell backing is modelled, and compared with experimental values.
You might tap a little indentation into the wood so you'll have a good visual cue at which to guide the maul, if the grain isn't obvious from where you're placed.
Scoop a slight indentation into the side of one of your cupcakes with a teaspoon.
I got the carpenter who made it to cut a small indentation into the table part, so I could slot right into it.
To minimize the "meatball" patty shape in Step 5, before baking, gently press a small indentation into the middle of the patty with your thumb.
Then the lead kneels and places a foot into an indentation called the hack and pushes off to slide the first stone down the ice.
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