
Make, cause, etc. a splash
Attention Grabbing
Used when someone or something gains public interest very quickly and noticeably.

The indie movie is making a splash at film festivals.
Positive Connotation
Often implies success or a favorable reception by others.

Her new fashion line made a splash in Paris.
Metaphorical Use
Visualize it like throwing a stone in water - it's about creating waves in the social or media 'pond'.

The young inventor's creation caused a splash in the tech world.
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