rosy in Latin
rosy in Latin is roseus — rosy means pink or reddish in colour, like a rose.
rosy in Latin
roseus
Rose-coloured.
What does "rosy" mean?
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adj Pink or reddish in colour, like a rose.
"The baby had rosy cheeks after her nap."
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adj Full of hope; suggesting a good outcome.
"Analysts painted a rosy picture of the company's future."
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rosy in a sentence
- The baby had rosy cheeks after her nap.
- Analysts painted a rosy picture of the company's future.
- His rosy view of the merger turned out to be wildly optimistic.
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What is "rosy" in Latin?
"rosy" in Latin is roseus. rosy means: Pink or reddish in colour, like a rose.
How do you use "rosy" in a sentence?
Example: "The baby had rosy cheeks after her nap." In Latin, "rosy" is roseus.
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