roseate
adjective
literaryuk/ˈrəʊ.zi.ət/us/ˈroʊ.zi.ɪt/pink
玫瑰色的；粉红色的Less common colours
- amethyst
- apple green
- argent
- ashy
- avocado
- bisque
- blue-black
- claret
- coppery
- dun
- earth tone
- emerald
- fiery
- peach
- saffron
- sapphire
- sepia
- sky blue
- tangerine
- taupe
Examplesofroseate
roseate
Her countenance may not be suffused with thatroseatehue which usually strikes delight in the onlooker.
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The furrowed brow is no longer going to be seen throughroseatespectacles.
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It is all very well to paint a picture inroseatehues but the grim, sombre undertones of reality come into it.
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My information is not asroseateas his.
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It is in delicate pink lettering, surrounded byroseatewreaths—a lovely piece.
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I am not one of those who take aroseateview as to the course of the war.
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Such instances should be seriously considered as well as the moreroseateaspects which have been brought to our attention to-night.
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However, perhaps the study commission report is a little toroseate.
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If, on the other hand, theseroseateexpectations are, as so often happens in human affairs, to be cast to the ground, and if others should assume responsibility.
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Roseatetern numbers are counted annually.
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Small offshore islands and beaches are home toroseateterns and are important breeding areas for the locally threatened piping plover.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Recessed on each side of the vestibule are "mahfils" (tribune for mezzins), richly decorated with tiles and whose ceilings are filled with complexroseatearabesques.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The spire is low-conic with aroseateapex.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Many wading birds, shore birds songbirds and terns live on the island, including the endangeredroseatetern.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Other birds that can be viewed are diving and wading birds, brown and white pelicans, wood storks, androseatespoonbills.
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