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Discover LudwigThe phrase "first blush" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an initial impression or reaction to something before further consideration or analysis.
Example: "At first blush, the proposal seems beneficial, but we need to examine the details more closely."
Alternatives: "initial impression" or "first glance".
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This seems plausible at first blush.
This provision seems reasonable at first blush.
At first blush, this may seem surprising.
AT FIRST blush it is magnificent.
They are, at first blush, improbable partners.
At first blush, the distinction looks simple.
This all seems good at first blush.
At first blush, it might seem quaint.
At first blush, that seems incredible.
At first blush, this sounded reasonable.
At first blush, that may sound appealing.
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