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Put roses in somebody’s cheeks

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Health Indicator

This phrase suggests good health or happiness by the rosy facial color it describes.

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My grandmother's hearty meals always put roses in our cheeks.
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Figurative Use

It's usually not literal; it describes the idea of someone looking healthier or happier.

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Winning the competition put roses in her cheeks even on a cloudy day.
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Positive Connotation

The phrase carries a positive meaning, implying improvement or a beneficial change.

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Hearing good news put roses in his cheeks after a tiring day.
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