rose
- adjective
- /roʊz/
- The walls of the room were painted a soft rose color, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
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Examples
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OK, so we're working this dusty rose thing on my cheeks.
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Next up we have the Aqua Beauty Molten liquid eyeshadow in rose gold.
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And it is a really, really stunning rose gold.
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It's kind of like this soft dry rose shade.
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You see the end of it with this rose gold shade.
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The gorgeous like rose pink color, it's very metallic.
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Well, it's like a true rose gold shadow.
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This is a really sort of rose baby rose pink balm.
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I'm just going to use this rose gold colour just behind the lashes.
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And then for a cute gloss moment, I'm using rose gold gloss.
Synonyms
A light red color often seen in flowers or clothes
A pink or light red color that shows good health
A light red color that looks slightly pale
A light red color like a rose
Having a light pink color
A light pink color like that of a rose
A soft pink color like a rose petal
A thing that has a small amount of pink in its color
A light purple color with a touch of pink
A purple shade with a pink tint
A purple color with a slight pink shade
Having a slight pink colour like a rose
A light purple color with a pink tint
Having a red or pink color
Having a pale, dusty pink color like some roses
Having a light pink or rosy color
Having a pink or light red color like the flower rose
A pale purple color with a touch of pink
A pale purple color with a slight pink tone
Idioms
Compounds
- Informal
A way of seeing things as better than they are and ignoring problems
A scented liquid that people make by soaking rose petals in water for cooking and skin care
A small plant with a thick swollen stem and bright pink or white flowers grown in warm places
A bush with large bell-shaped pink, purple or white flowers that people grow in gardens
A large round window with colored glass and stone patterns like a flower, often in cathedrals
- US
A common North American beetle whose young live on roots and adults eat leaves and flowers
- Specialized
A European plant that keeps green leaves and has white or purple flowers in winter
A nearly thornless climbing rose with evergreen leaves and pale yellow or white single flowers
A garden plant with thick green leaves and purplish green flowers that blooms in early spring
A small evergreen shrub with pretty pink or white flowers and scented leaves that grows in dry sunny places
A plant with white or pale purple rose-like flowers that bloom in winter often near Christmas
- UK
An evergreen shrub with narrow leaves and fragrant white, pink, or red flower clusters that is poisonous
- US
A low shrub with rough stems and spreading roots that makes flat clusters of small flowers
- UK
A small shiny green beetle whose young eat roots and adults eat leaves and flowers
A plant that lives for many years with silvery fuzzy leaves and bright red flowers
A small tree or shrub with large flowers that change from white to deep red through pink as they age
A low plant with pink flowers that grows on cliffs and rocky coasts and is used as ground cover
- Indian
A large evergreen tree from India with white sweet-smelling flowers and very hard wood used for building
- Australian
A very tall eucalyptus tree from eastern Australia grown for its strong wood and for parks
A small bush rose from China that people used to make many garden roses and that blooms all year
- Canadian
A flower that grows in bogs with one fragrant bright-pink bloom and wide open petals
- Indian
A tropical shrub with shiny leaves and sweet-smelling flowers that open at night
A Chinese bush with large flowers that change from white or pink to deep red in a day
- US
A small tree with large flowers that change from white or pink to deep red in one day
- Specialized
A small rose bush that grows strongly and makes many small flowers used for hedges and grafting
- US
A large shrub or small tree with spiky stems and pink flower clusters used in gardens
How Pink
Surface Forms
Etymology
Rose as an adjective meaning pale purplish-pink is named after the same flower color rosa, since writers and artists used the flower's shade to describe things. That's why calling something rose means it has the light, rose-like pink color of the petals.