Rosiness: meaning, definitions and examples

Rosiness is commonly used to describe a healthy, pinkish color often associated with someone's cheeks or complexion, indicating good health or a lively spirit.

• Her cheeks had a delightful rosiness after the morning jog

Rosy hue refers to a pinkish coloration, much like 'rosiness,' but it is often used more broadly to describe colors in objects, nature or even metaphorically in emotional states.

• The sunset cast a beautiful rosy hue over the mountains

Optimism is used to indicate a positive outlook or hopeful attitude about the future or the outcome of events. It is often used in discussions about mindset and attitudes.

• Despite the challenges, he faced the situation with unwavering optimism

This word is often used to describe a pleasing pink color in someone's cheeks, usually indicating good health or happiness.

• Her cheeks had a natural rosiness that made her look vibrant and energetic.
• After a day in the sun, his face had a warm rosiness.

This phrase describes a person’s skin appearing bright and full of vitality, usually suggesting overall wellness and good health.

• Spending time outdoors gave her a healthy glow.
• The new skincare routine gave him a healthy glow.

This term is used when someone's face turns red due to emotions like embarrassment, anger, or physical exertion. It can also imply a temporary or less controlled state.

• She had a flushed complexion after running to catch the bus.
• His flushed complexion revealed his nervousness before the speech.

Similar to the first entry, this refers to a healthy, pinkish appearance or an optimistic perspective.

• There's a lively rosiness to her cheeks that suggests good health.
• The economic forecast has a rosiness that is quite encouraging.

Typically used to describe the purity and lack of experience or guilt in a person, often a child. It carries a sense of naivety and moral cleanliness.

• The child's innocence was evident in her simple questions about the world.
• He maintained his innocence throughout the trial.

Used to describe something new, clean, or recently made. Often refers to food, air, or an idea that feels original and innovative.

• The freshness of the morning air was invigorating.
• I love the freshness of the vegetables from the farmer's market.