first blush (Meaning)

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first blush (n)

at the first glimpse or impression

As the newcomer walked into the room, she noticed at first blush that the ambiance was warm and inviting.
The painter's first blush of inspiration came from the vibrant colors of the sunset.
Upon hearing the tragic news, her face turned pale at first blush, but she quickly regained her composure.
The audience gave the performers a warm welcome at first blush, but their enthusiasm waned as the show went on.
The lawyer felt a twinge of nervousness at first blush, but his confidence grew as he delivered his opening statement.
The company's first blush of success was short-lived, as they were soon faced with financial challenges.
The author's first blush of fame came when her debut novel became a bestseller.
The student's first blush of understanding came when the teacher explained the concept in a clear and concise manner.
The traveler felt a sense of wonder and awe at first blush as they beheld the majestic mountain range.
The musician's first blush of recognition came when they were invited to perform at a prestigious music festival.

at the first glimpse or impression

face, appearance, impression, effect, name, air, implication, resemblance, show, guise

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As the newcomer walked into the room, she noticed at first blush that the ambiance was warm and inviting.

The painter's first blush of inspiration came from the vibrant colors of the sunset.

Upon hearing the tragic news, her face turned pale at first blush, but she quickly regained her composure.

The audience gave the performers a warm welcome at first blush, but their enthusiasm waned as the show went on.