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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a splendid scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is impressive or magnificent in size or extent, often in a positive context.
Example: "The artist created a mural that was a splendid scale, capturing the beauty of the landscape in vibrant colors."
Alternatives: "an impressive scale" or "a magnificent scale".
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Hartwell et al. say it is "a church on a splendid scale".
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Here the story is illustrated with paintings, maps, navigational aids, antique prints and a splendid 19th-century scale-model of a light galley, with 156 rowers at their oars.
Now Hebden Bridge has built itself a splendid new version, eminently suitable for the twenty-first century, on a scale befitting a picturesque stone-built northern market town.
Perhaps word had not gotten out that in November, Riviera Maya Mexican Cuisine had switched from a takeout stand to a full-scale restaurant in which you could sit and have a splendid meal.
Have a splendid Easter weekend.
Truly a splendid life.
This building, a splendid.
A splendid idea.
We had a splendid supper.
He was a splendid athlete.
"A Splendid Exchange" is a splendid book.
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