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Meanings of tiny spot in English

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Usage of tiny spot in English
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They are like a tiny spot directly in front of the eye.
As a Matter of Course
2
This tiny spot, called an outbreak, is actually a high altitude cloud.
Wired
3
A tiny spot of colour lay right in her pathway on the ground.
Blue Aloes: Stories of South Africa
4
Then he noticed a tiny spot of hope in, of all places, Detroit.
Wired
5
His bite has created a tiny spot of insatiable hunger on my chest.
Dirty Rowdy Thing
6
From the gloom a tiny spot of light loomed up.
Beyond the Vanishing Point
7
There was a tiny spot of blood on one hand.
Angel Island
8
But usually the breakouts are only in a tiny spot.
News.com.au
9
A tiny spot in the heavens, truly, was moving across the field of vision!
Darkness and Dawn
10
And where the sword had been soldered on a tiny spot of bright lead showed.
The Story of a Bold Tin Soldier
11
But even as he looked the sky suddenly brightened in a tiny spot out to sea.
A Prisoner of Morro; Or, In the Hands of the Enemy
12
Each tiny spot on his palms signifies the struggle and strain to survive in professional golf.
The Guardian
13
He claimed there was a " tiny spot" remaining that would be "gone by tonight".
BBC
14
Right after he's born there's a tiny spot on his flank that has the pain-nerves desensitized.
This World Is Taboo
15
That tiny spot beneath each ear, the one that burned right before she cried, started to tingle.
Good girls don't
16
Its meaning was obvious, and along the line connecting the circles a tiny spot of light was crawling.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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