rosy-colored
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- adjective
- /ˈroʊziˈkʌlərd/
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color rosa
- It's a beautiful dusty rose color with flecks of gold.
Examples
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Now I'm going to go with the warm brown shade, blend underneath that, and then underneath that shade, we're going to blend that dusty rose color that we started with.
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For blush, I'm going to do this quite warm rose colour and this is by Bare Minerals.
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So just a really amazing kind of rosy colour for the models who obviously have very full lips.
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The old man's blue eyes opened wide, then a smile broke across his rosy-colored face.
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A very rosy-colored assessment of Pau's performance.
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But basically overall think like shimmery rosy colored blush with the powder.
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The color that Winter is modeling is russet plum, which is like this purplish, this rose color clearly for for the cool tones, which is me.
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I put on this is kind of just like a violin tongue me like a dry rose color and this both of these are matte formulas, but they're really smooth.
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The sunset cast a rosy-colored glow over the entire landscape.
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Her cheeks turned rosy-colored from the brisk wind on her walk.
Synonyms
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A light red color often seen in flowers or clothes
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A pale pink color like many flower petals
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A pink or light red color that shows good health
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A light red color that looks slightly pale
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Having a light pink color
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A light red color like a rose
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A thing that has a small amount of pink in its color
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A pink color that looks a little red
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Having a strong, dark shade of pink
Having a slight pink colour like a rose
Having a pink or light red color like the flower rose
Having a pale, dusty pink color like some roses
Having a soft pink color like a pale rose
Having a light pink or rosy color
A pink or rosy color like fresh flowers
A white color with a light pink tint
A very light pink color that is almost white
A light color between pink and yellow
Having a red or pink color
Antonyms
How Pink
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Etymology
Rosy-colored comes from the flower rose, whose petals are often 'pink', and from colored, meaning 'having a color'. So something rosy-colored has the soft pink or warm look of a rose, which is why we use it for clothes, light, or the sky.