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Meanings of hummock in English
Usage of hummock in English
1
Then all in a moment-theydisappeared around the edge of the hummock.
2
Getting clear of the hummock, we were now in more open ground.
3
It was going past now on the other side of the hummock.
4
They came around the end of the hummock and onto the road.
5
We made our way as rapidly as we could towards the hummock.
6
His hand pointed to a low hummock of chalk behind a crater.
7
A woman sat on the hummock, a man lay at her feet.
8
A man lay on a sand hummock, washed up by the tide.
9
Clambering to the top of a hummock, he surveyed the prospect before him.
10
Rounding the hummock she stopped, staring at the scene before her.
11
Only one low hummock now intervened between them and the longed-for level floe.
12
A tell, or hummock of clay and cemented sand, arose here and there.
13
At last Rochford pulled up on the borders of a hummock.
14
Their hut and the hummock, near which it had been built, quickly disappeared.
15
Lean shadows stretched out behind hump and hummock, hill and tree.
16
But now a large and rugged hummock lay right before him.
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United Kingdom
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