roselike
- adjective
- /ˈroʊzlaɪk/
- The fabric had a roselike pattern that caught everyone's attention.
Examples
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She wore a roselike dress for the party.
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The artist painted a roselike pattern on the vase to give it a delicate touch.
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Her perfume had a subtle, roselike scent that reminded him of spring gardens.
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The clouds at sunset took on a soft, roselike hue across the sky.
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The artist painted a roselike pattern on the vase, making it look elegant and decorative.
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Her perfume had a subtle, roselike scent that evoked memories of blooming roses in the garden.
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The fabric featured a beautiful, roselike design that added charm to the dress.
Synonyms
Having the shape and soft feel of a flower petal
How Rose-Like
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word roselike comes from the flower rose and the ending -like, which means 'similar to', like in childlike or lifelike. So roselike means having the shape, pattern, or qualities of a rose, for example a rose design or a gentle rose scent.