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rosiness

/ˈrəʊ.zi.nəs/

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noun

/ˈrəʊ.zi.nəs/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее розовый цвет, особенно на щеках, часто воспринимаемый как признак хорошего здоровья; также может обозначать здоровый красноватый цвет лица или пыльно-розовый оттенок.

A noun referring to a rosy color, especially in the cheeks, often taken as a sign of good health; it can also denote a healthy reddish complexion or a dusty pink color.

uncountable

  1. Rosy color in cheeksB2formal

    A pink or reddish color in the cheeks, often associated with good health or vitality.

    ruРумянец

    • Her rosiness after the morning run was a clear sign of her fitness.
    • The child's rosiness indicated she was feeling well.
    • He admired the natural rosiness of her complexion.

    Synonymsbloomflushglowpinknessrednessruddiness

    Antonymspalenesspallorsallowness

  2. Healthy reddish complexionB2formal

    A healthy, reddish tone of the skin, especially on the face.

    ruРумянец

    • The cold weather brought a pleasant rosiness to his cheeks.
    • Her rosiness made her look vibrant and full of life.
    • The doctor noted the patient's rosiness as a positive sign.

    Synonymsbloomcolorflushglowpinknessrednessruddiness

    Antonymspalenesspallorsallownesswanness

  3. Dusty pink colorB2formal

    A soft, muted shade of pink, similar to the color of a rose.

    ruРозоватый оттенок

    • The sunset painted the sky in shades of rosiness and gold.
    • She chose a dress with a subtle rosiness for the wedding.
    • The walls were painted a delicate rosiness that added warmth to the room.

    Synonymsblushroserose pink

Forms
  • rosinesses plural form
  • rosinesses' possessive plural form
  • rosiness's possessive singular form
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