Rosy

/ˈroʊ.zi/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having a pink or red color, typically associated with health or beauty.

She had a rosy complexion that indicated she spent a lot of time outdoors.

Optimistic or hopeful; overly positive.

Despite the challenges, he maintained a rosy outlook on the future.

Resembling or suggestive of roses in color or beauty.

The garden was filled with rosy blooms that attracted many visitors.

From Middle English 'rosy', from Old French 'rosé', from Latin 'rosaceus'.

rosy picture

An overly favorable portrayal of a situation.

rosy future

A future that appears positive and promising.

rosy outlook

A perspective that is optimistic.

rose

A type of flowering plant known for its beautiful blooms.

rosiness

The quality of being rosy or optimistic.

rosacea

A condition of the skin characterized by redness.

Feeling good or happy.

After winning the game, she was feeling rosy.

In ideal or perfect conditions.

Everything went rosy during the event.