Roseate
adjective
Having a pink or rosy color.
He woke up to a roseate sunrise.
Often appears as...
- roseate dawn
- roseate glow
adjective
Optimistic or positive.
He had a roseate view of the world.
Often appears as...
- roseate outlook
- roseate perspective
adjective
Relating to or denoting a bird of the family (Roseatidae) of wading birds with a pinkish color.
He spotted a roseate spoonbill at the marsh.
Often appears as...
- roseate spoonbill
- roseate tern
Usage tips
Technical
Academic
adjective
Having a pink or rosy color.
He woke up to a roseate sunrise.
Often appears as...
- roseate dawn
- roseate glow
adjective
Optimistic or positive.
He had a roseate view of the world.
Often appears as...
- roseate outlook
- roseate perspective
adjective
Relating to or denoting a bird of the family (Roseatidae) of wading birds with a pinkish color.
He spotted a roseate spoonbill at the marsh.
Often appears as...
- roseate spoonbill
- roseate tern
Usage tips
Technical
Academic
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Visual Imagery
Use 'roseate' to describe scenes that vividly evoke the sense of seeing rosy shades.
The couple walked hand in hand under the roseate sky.
Pro Tip 2/3Nature Descriptions
'Roseate' is fitting when describing natural elements like sunsets, blooms, or landscapes.
The roseate hues of the cherry blossoms were breathtaking.
Pro Tip 3/3Poetic Tone
'Roseate' carries a poetic feel, often used in literature to add beauty to descriptions.
Her cheeks turned a soft roseate blush with every compliment.
Pro Tip 1/3Visual Imagery
Use 'roseate' to describe scenes that vividly evoke the sense of seeing rosy shades.
The couple walked hand in hand under the roseate sky.
Pro Tip 2/3Nature Descriptions
'Roseate' is fitting when describing natural elements like sunsets, blooms, or landscapes.
The roseate hues of the cherry blossoms were breathtaking.
Pro Tip 3/3Poetic Tone
'Roseate' carries a poetic feel, often used in literature to add beauty to descriptions.
Her cheeks turned a soft roseate blush with every compliment.
Pro Tip 1/3Visual Imagery
Use 'roseate' to describe scenes that vividly evoke the sense of seeing rosy shades.
The couple walked hand in hand under the roseate sky.
Pro Tip 2/3Nature Descriptions
'Roseate' is fitting when describing natural elements like sunsets, blooms, or landscapes.
The roseate hues of the cherry blossoms were breathtaking.
Pro Tip 3/3Poetic Tone
'Roseate' carries a poetic feel, often used in literature to add beauty to descriptions.
Her cheeks turned a soft roseate blush with every compliment.
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Video examples
Stunning Photos of the...
It won't happen because they're so ubiquitous, we see them now, they're one of the great conservation success stories of the US. But there is one species in the Everglades that no matter who you are, you can't help but love, too, and that's the roseate spoonbill. These birds are great, but they've had a really tough time in the Everglades,
Video examples
Stunning Photos of the...
It won't happen because they're so ubiquitous, we see them now, they're one of the great conservation success stories of the US. But there is one species in the Everglades that no matter who you are, you can't help but love, too, and that's the roseate spoonbill. These birds are great, but they've had a really tough time in the Everglades,
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