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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a modern splash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a contemporary or fresh element added to something, often in design, art, or style contexts.
Example: "The new café features a modern splash of color with its vibrant wall art and contemporary furniture."
Alternatives: "a contemporary touch" or "a fresh twist".
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Blue leather booths line the walls covered with Al Hirschfeld drawings, underneath dark wood molding contrasted with a modern splash of blue light at the ceiling's edge.
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This teacher would best be described as a modern Dumbledore, with a splash of Robin Williams in Dead Poet's Society.
NEW YORK SPLASH uses a modern amphibious bus called a Hydra-Terra.
The parklet gives off a modern vibe, and its bold splash of color enlivens the otherwise drab, blacktopped parking lot.
A modern equivalent of the Herald splash would be a full-page profile of, say, Terry Eagleton in the Daily Mirror.
The Viceroy in Santa Monica made a big splash with Whist, a modern American restaurant from Aubergine's Tim Goodell, but lately it's faltered and now the chef has left.
(Schaefer) ★ Rosas Dance Company (Saturday and Sunday) The Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker made a splash 30 years ago with "Rosas Danst Rosas," a modern classic that has even inspired Beyoncé.
We ended on a modern take on the classic: 3 parts dry gin, 1 part white vermouth, a splash of benedictine and a dash of mandarin and orange bitters.
A modern Job?
A modern version, obviously.
A modern mosquito miracle.
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